Discover the Top 5 Places to Visit in Islas Del Rosario

The sighting of the Bocachica forts, constituting a historical and architectural heritage of Cartagena de las Indias. Located on the shores of the channel from which it gets its name, Bocachica is one of Tierra Bomba Island's most renowned sites, thanks to its historical and cultural significance for the city and the region. Here, you'll find the San José de Bocachica Fort and the San Gabriel Angels Battery, which alongside the San Fernando Fort protected the city from pirate attacks and enemy troops during colonial times, becoming the epicenter of battles that tested the Spanish military ingenuity.

A natural pool at Isla Grande for snorkeling, allowing you to swim underwater with a transparent plastic mask and a breathing tube (snorkeling gear). You'll observe marine life on coral reefs by floating face down on the surface or by diving underwater to swim with the fish, providing an opportunity to witness marine life.

Visit a private island to relax, sunbathe on loungers, and enjoy the turquoise sea. Accompanied welcome drink

Isla Cholón, located on Barú Island, has become one of Cartagena's main attractions. Famous for its lively parties on yachts, boats, or sailboats. Facing the small beach area are rows of palm-thatched huts on the water. It's a beautiful place, making it one of the most desirable spots to visit, with the option to rent a private boat or yacht with friends or family. Boats gather around the huts, forming a large semicircle where everyone enjoys good music from their boats/yachts and the pleasant atmosphere. Some prefer to stay on the boat dancing, enjoying a good drink, or simply chatting with friends, while others opt for a dip in those beautiful crystal-clear waters.

Playa Blanca, famous for its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. It's the only public beach where you can spend time on a sun lounger or Balinese bed, exploring the beautiful crystal-clear waters. Lunch is a voucher worth $30,000 that you can redeem for options from our menu. You can use the huts, sun loungers, bathrooms, and social areas at no additional cost. Optional: Visit to the bioluminescent plankton. SIXTH STOP: At Playa Blanca, you'll await sunset. We'll take you, along with native islanders, on a boat to witness the bioluminescent plankton. Plankton is a collection of organisms that float and drift in suspension in fresh or saltwater. When agitated, they emit a bright light resembling a star or diamond.