Cartagena: Private 62ft Yacht Day & Sunset Cruise

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The Sky Land is already moving when you step aboard: crew ready, cooler stocked, the Caribbean ahead.

You board a 62-foot Azimut with a captain and deckhand already on duty, choose between a full day (9am–5pm) exploring the Rosario Islands or a three-hour sunset cruise (6pm start), and spend the time on the flybridge with premium sound, in the air-conditioned salon, or anchored in the water. The crew handles navigation and the boat. You choose the route and the pace. Cooler with ice, basic amenities, and up to 30 guests included. Catering, jet skis, and extra hours available on request.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Private yacht day and sunset cruise

  • Board the 62ft Azimut yacht
  • Explore Rosario Islands or nearby islands
  • Enjoy onboard amenities and music
  • Relax in air-conditioned interiors
  • Customize route and pace
  • Optionally add jet skis or catering
  • Sunset cruise starting at 6 PM
  • Enjoy panoramic sunset views
  • Disembark after cruise

The experience

The boat leaves the dock at 9am or 6pm depending on which you choose, and the difference matters. A day tour on the Sky Land runs until 5pm, which gives you the full arc: the Rosario Islands or San Bernardo Islands in the morning light, lunch anchored somewhere quiet, the slow drift back as the sun drops. A sunset cruise is three hours starting at 6pm: tighter, more focused on the color change and the city lights coming on. Either way, you're on a 62-foot Azimut, which means Italian hull design, a flybridge with a wet bar, and enough deck space that thirty people don't feel crowded. The captain and deckhand are part of the booking. They handle the navigation and the boat while you handle the day.

What you actually do depends on what you want. The route isn't fixed. You can point toward Isla Cholón or drift toward the bay, and the crew adjusts. There's a Bluetooth sound system on the flybridge, air conditioning in the salon if the heat gets to you, and a fully equipped kitchen below if you want to prepare something or if you've arranged for an onboard chef (that's optional, but available). The cooler comes stocked with ice. Three double cabins and three bathrooms mean if you're staying longer or want to nap, there's space. The wood finishes inside are warm, not sterile. It doesn't feel like a charter boat trying too hard to impress you.

Sailing Land operates the Sky Land as part of their own fleet, which means the crew knows the boat and knows Cartagena's waters. They're not rotating through different vessels each week. If you want to add jet skis or kayaks, or if you're planning something like a celebration and want catering or an open bar, you arrange that before you board. It's not a surprise menu, it's a conversation. The boat takes up to thirty people, so it scales from a couple wanting a quiet afternoon to a small group or a family trip. Infants travel fine in a pram or stroller on deck. Service animals are welcome. You don't need to be an athlete or a swimmer to enjoy it. The boat does the moving, you do the sitting and looking.

Pickup isn't mentioned in the standard booking, so you'll arrange your own way to the dock in Cartagena. Once you're there, the crew handles everything else: the route, the pace, the timing. If you want to stay longer than the standard window, you can add hours to either tour. The sunset cruise especially fills up fast in high season, so book ahead if that's your preference.

What’s included

  • Fully crewed yacht with captain and deckhand.
  • cooler with ice.
  • premium Bluetooth sound system.
  • air conditioning and warm wood interiors.
  • three double cabins and three full bathrooms.
  • fully equipped kitchen.
  • basic onboard amenities.
  • flexible routing and timing.
  • up to 30 passengers.

Options for this experience

2 options
Bay Sunset TourNo fixed timeDuration: 3 hours. This Bay Sunset Tour is billed hourly at $520 USD beyond the first 3 hours, up to a maximum of 6 hours.
Day TourNo fixed time
You'll see the exact price of each option when you check availability.See dates and prices

Before you book

Days and timesEvery day
Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.
Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 13 days ago

Good to know
Low physical effortStroller-friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Sailing Land

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a private boat day without arranging the crew, navigation, or logistics yourself: the captain and deckhand handle all of that, leaving you to choose the pace and the route.

Top questions

What's the difference between the day tour and the sunset cruise?

The day tour runs 9am to 5pm and covers a full day exploring the Rosario Islands or San Bernardo Islands with time to anchor and relax. The sunset cruise is three hours starting at 6pm, focused on the evening light and Cartagena's waterfront. Both include crew and ice.

How many people can fit on the Sky Land?

Up to 30 passengers. The boat has 3 double cabins and 3 bathrooms if anyone wants to rest below deck.

Is food included?

Basic amenities and ice are included. An onboard chef and catering packages are available upon request and arranged before you board.

Can I bring children or infants?

Yes. Infants can travel in a pram or stroller on deck, and the boat is suitable for all fitness levels. Service animals are also welcome.

Do I need to arrange my own transportation to the dock?

Yes, you'll need to get to the dock in Cartagena on your own. The crew meets you there and handles everything from that point.

Can I add extra hours to either tour?

Yes, both the day tour and sunset cruise can be extended with additional hours arranged when you book.

What if I want jet skis or kayaks?

Jet skis, kayaks, and other water equipment are available upon request. Arrange these when you book to ensure they're ready when you arrive.

Is the route fixed, or can I choose where to go?

The route is flexible. You can direct the crew toward the Rosario Islands, Isla Cholón, San Bernardo Islands, or other spots in Cartagena Bay. The captain navigates based on your preference.

Cartagena: Private 62ft Yacht Day & Sunset Cruise

8h

from US$ 1,968 per group

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