Bora Bora Beach Club: VIP Rosario Islands Day Trip

Choose an adults-only Rosario Islands beach club day pass with music, cocktails, beach beds, lunch, and a polished social atmosphere. Bora Bora Beach Club is designed for travelers who want a stylish island escape from Cartagena without the family-focused feel of a traditional hotel day pass.

An Adults-Only Rosario Islands Beach Club Day Pass with Music, Lunch and Beach Beds

Bora Bora Beach Club is one of the most recognizable adults-only beach club experiences in the Rosario Islands, known for its curated music, social atmosphere, beach beds, cocktails, and Caribbean-style lunch. You can enjoy comfortable sunbeds, music by the sea, and a vibrant social setting that blends beach club facilities with the natural scenery of the Rosario Islands National Natural Park.

This experience is a strong fit for couples, solo travelers, and groups of friends who want more energy than a quiet hotel-style island, but a more polished environment than a chaotic party stop.

What's included?

• Round-trip shared speedboat transportation from Muelle de la Bodeguita in Cartagena.
• Full day pass access to Bora Bora Beach Club facilities in the Rosario Islands.
• Welcome drink served upon arrival at the beach club.
• Caribbean-style lunch with available options such as chicken, fish, or vegetarian dishes, served according to the beach club’s daily menu.
• Assigned standard beach bed in second-row placement, accommodating up to 3 people and subject to same-day beach club operation.
• Adults-only environment for guests ages 18 and older.
• DJ-curated music and social beach club atmosphere.

Not included:

• Mandatory dock tax, National Natural Park fee, and navigation insurance, payable in cash at the pier before boarding.
• Hotel pickup or drop-off services in Cartagena.
• Additional food, cocktails, bottles, premium beverages, or extra orders not listed in the selected plan.
• Front-row beach bed or cabana upgrades, when available.
• Spa massages, kayaking, paddleboarding, or other optional activities purchased directly at the beach club.
• Snorkeling tours or Oceanarium visits; Bora Bora Beach Club does not include an Oceanarium stop.
• Tips, personal expenses, or services purchased directly on the island.

Schedule

1. 07:30 AM – 08:00 AM – Meeting and check-in: Arrive at Muelle de la Bodeguita in Cartagena for reservation validation, boarding check-in, and cash payment of the mandatory pier-related fees. Final meeting instructions are sent after booking confirmation.
2. 08:00 AM – Boat departure: Board the shared speedboat for the ride from Cartagena to Bora Bora Beach Club, subject to same-day maritime and port conditions.
3. 01:00 PM – 01:30 PM – Lunch service: Lunch is served according to the beach club’s daily menu and selected plan.
4. 03:00 PM – Standard island departure: Board the return boat from Bora Bora Beach Club to Cartagena according to the authorized maritime schedule.
5. 04:00 PM – Approximate arrival in Cartagena: Disembark at Muelle de la Bodeguita, Cartagena’s main tourist pier.

Maritime schedules for Rosario Islands day trips are authorized and regulated by DIMAR, the Colombian Maritime Authority. The standard island departure is usually around 3:00 PM, with approximate arrival in Cartagena around 4:00 PM. Timing may change without prior notice due to wind, waves, port operations, or safety instructions issued on the day of travel.

Important Information

1. Adults-only policy: Bora Bora Beach Club operates under an adults-only policy for guests ages 18 and older. Children and teenagers under 18 are not permitted to join this experience.
2. Mandatory pier and park fees: The dock tax, National Natural Park fee, and navigation insurance are not included in the booking rate and must be paid in cash before boarding at Muelle de la Bodeguita. Current fee details can be reviewed on the Cartagena port fee and National Park fee page.
3. Beach bed assignment: Standard packages include a second-row beach bed for up to 3 people, subject to same-day beach club operation. Front-row beds or upgraded cabanas may be available for an additional fee paid directly at check-in, subject to availability.
4. Atmosphere: Bora Bora Beach Club has an adults-only social setting with DJ-curated music, cocktails, and a polished beach club environment. It is more energetic than a quiet hotel-style island, but the atmosphere can vary depending on the day, season, and guest profile.
5. Food and drinks: Outside food and alcohol are not allowed. Additional food, premium drinks, bottles, and extra orders must be paid directly at the beach club.
6. Snorkeling and Oceanarium: Bora Bora Beach Club does not include a visit to the Oceanarium, and snorkeling is not offered as part of this experience.
7. Optional activities: Spa massages, kayaking, paddleboarding, or other on-site activities may be available for an additional cost and are subject to availability, weather, sea conditions, and beach club operation.
8. Health and boarding restrictions: This speedboat trip crosses open sea and is not recommended for pregnant travelers, guests with serious back or neck conditions, people with limited mobility, intoxicated travelers, or anyone unable to safely board a shared speedboat from the pier or shoreline.
9. Weather and maritime safety: From December to March, stronger trade winds are common around Cartagena and the Rosario Islands. Boat routes, boarding points, travel times, and return schedules are governed by DIMAR regulations and may change without prior notice if the captain, port authorities, or maritime conditions require adjustments for safety.
10. Natural island conditions: The Rosario Islands are a natural marine environment, so water clarity, currents, beach conditions, and the presence of seaweed or marine life can vary from day to day. Photos and videos may not reflect the exact conditions on your travel date.
11. Cancellation policy: Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled activity start time, unless a different condition is shown during checkout or applies to a special rate.

FAQ

Is Bora Bora Beach Club adults-only?

Yes. Bora Bora Beach Club is an adults-only Rosario Islands beach club for guests ages 18 and older. Children and teenagers under 18 are not permitted to join this experience.

What is included in the Bora Bora Beach Club day pass?

The day pass includes round-trip shared speedboat transportation from Cartagena, a welcome drink, beach club access, a multi-option Caribbean-style lunch, and an assigned beach bed according to the selected plan and beach club operation.

Is Bora Bora Beach Club a party beach club?

Bora Bora Beach Club has music, cocktails, and an adults-only social atmosphere with DJ-curated electronic and Caribbean beats. It is more energetic than a quiet hotel-style island, but the intensity can vary depending on the day, season, and guest profile.

Does Bora Bora Beach Club include snorkeling or the Oceanarium?

No. Bora Bora Beach Club does not include snorkeling and does not visit the Oceanarium. Travelers who want those activities or localized coral reef excursions should consider a different Rosario Islands experience.

Which beach bed is included at Bora Bora Beach Club?

The included beach bed is usually assigned in the second row and can accommodate up to 3 people, depending on same-day operation. Front-row beds or upgraded cabanas are subject to an additional fee paid directly at check-in and depend on real-time availability.

Can guests bring outside food or alcohol to the club?

No. Outside food and alcohol are not allowed at Bora Bora Beach Club. Extra food orders, cocktails, premium drinks, or liquor bottles must be purchased directly at the beach club bars and restaurant facilities.

What time does the boat return from Bora Bora Beach Club to Cartagena?

The return boat usually departs the island around 3:00 PM, with approximate arrival at Muelle de la Bodeguita in Cartagena around 4:00 PM. This schedule is regulated by DIMAR and may change for safety reasons.

What happens if there are strong winds or rough sea conditions?

Passenger safety comes first. DIMAR, port authorities, or the captain may adjust departure times, delay boarding, modify the route, or require an earlier return to Cartagena depending on wind and wave conditions.