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A flexible, self-paced private boat day to the Rosario Islands, with no fixed restaurant partnerships.
Discover the Rosario Islands at your own pace on an all-day private boat charter, with a stop for snorkeling at La Piscinita and free choice of where to eat rather than a fixed resort partnership.
Unlike a fixed-itinerary island day trip, this private charter (for groups up to 17) is built to be flexible, with no built-in restaurant or resort partnership, so you can choose where to eat from the island's own varied food scene. Real stops include snorkeling at La Piscinita and viewing the well-known site of what is described locally as Pablo Escobar's former island mansion.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Departs by private boat from Cartagena, with details confirmed at booking.
A shallow, protected snorkeling spot within the Rosario Islands archipelago.
A pass-by of the abandoned island property long associated with the Colombian drug lord.
No fixed resort lunch partnership, so you choose your own island dining stop.
A larger private boat, well suited to bigger groups or families.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
Discover the Rosario Islands at your own pace on an all-day private boat charter, with a stop for snorkeling at La Piscinita and free choice of where to eat rather than a fixed resort partnership. Unlike a fixed-itinerary island day trip, this private charter (for groups up to 17) is built to be flexible, with no built-in restaurant or resort partnership, so you can choose where to eat from the island's own varied food scene. Real stops include snorkeling at La Piscinita and viewing the well-known site of what is described locally as Pablo Escobar's former island mansion.
The archipelago is protected as part of the Corales del Rosario y San Bernardo National Natural Park, established in 1977. Its mangroves, lagoons and coral formations hold more than a thousand species, which is why snorkelling here is worthwhile even in shallow water.
A charter that carries up to 17 people changes the trip's character: it suits family reunions and larger friend groups, and with no fixed lunch partnership you can pick where to eat on the islands rather than follow a set menu.
The 'Pablo Escobar mansion' stop is local lore tied to the island's ruined buildings. We could not verify the property's ownership from independent sources, so treat it as a story your guide tells rather than a documented fact.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
