Rosario Islands Boat Trip

Private boat to hit the Rosario Islands; for centuries, everyone from Blackbeard to Ernest Hemingway and adventurers have sailed the renowned, pristine waters of the Caribbean. Here’s your chance to join them and embark on an incredible voyage by going on a private  Rosario Islands tour with Hi Cartagena! With boat packages starting at only $ 510 USD, this is a fantastic opportunity to truly live the high-life for the day. Cruise around the Rosario Islands on your private boat, stopping to explore as you wish on whichever island tickles your fancy. Choose from a range of first-class sailboats, yachts or catamarans.

Or for the adrenalin junkie, take a powerboat and fly across the waves in style. Our boats have capacities of up to 50 people and can accommodate almost any engagement. This is an incredible chance for bonding. Whether you’re looking for something for your family to do together, a way to reacquaint with old friends or even a bachelor party for a wild day with the guys. Maybe you’re looking for romance and would like to spend more time or even a night or two on board.We can certainly arrange that for you. For some clients, we’ve held full-scale parties on board with DJs, professional chefs, and jet skis! We’ve had BBQs on the beach, vegetarian catering or even theme parties. Let us know if you can think of it, we can arrange it!

All of our boats to rent come with an experienced captain and first mate. On top of that we can loan you one of our professional guides to ensure you find all the best spots. We include fuel and taxes in the price to keep it simple. We provide coolers with all the ice you’ll need to enjoy the day.Also, air-conditioned transport is included – we’ll take you from your hotel to the port and then back to your hotel again by nightfall. After that, you’ll want to make sure you’ve brought sufficient beverages for the day.On the other hand, if you don’t want the hassle, we can take care of that for you. Also, you’ll want to bring your swim gear, towels, sunscreen and some pesos (about $30US worth) to buy lunch and trinkets on the islands.