On this excursion, you'll experience a variety of activities and guided tours of the Rosario Islands. At Bocachica Island, you'll enjoy a panoramic view and hear an informative review about the location and the Fort of San Fernando. You will go on a panoramic tour of the Rosario Islands Archipelago, which comprises 27 islands in total. Snorkelling will take place at Isla Grande, where you can admire diverse coral reefs, fish, and even a small plane at the bottom of the sea. Next, you'll visit Cholón Island, famously known as the party island, where you'll have a seafood tasting. You'll then proceed to Agua Azul, where you can enjoy a fruit tasting and a sea bath at one of the most beautiful beaches in the Archipelago. The final stop is at Playa Tranquila, where you'll be treated to a delicious typical lunch with several options.
In the evening, you'll participate in the nocturnal activity of observing luminous plankton, and then return to the hotels at 8:00 pm in an air-conditioned bus. All activities are conducted with qualified tourist guides.
Stop 1 Torre del Reloj, Boca del Puente (45 minutes)
The meeting point is in front of the clock tower at Plaza de Cervantes, where we will check in the passengers.
Pass By: Fuerte de San Fernando de Bocachica, Bocachica, Isla Tierra Bomba Colombia
On Isla Agua Azul, you will stop for a sea bath and fruit tasting.
Stop 2: Islas de Rosario, Islas de Rosario 30 minutes)
You will take a panoramic tour of the Rosario Islands Archipelago, which consists of 27 islands.
Stop 3: Isla Grande (45 minutes)
On Isla Grande, you will snorkel and explore a variety of fish, coral reefs, and even sunken planes.
Stop 4: Cholón, Islas del Rosario (1 hour 30 minutes)
You will stop at Cholón, also known as the party island, where passengers can enjoy music, fresh seafood, and the sea.
Stop 5: Islas de Rosario (30 minutes)
Arrive at Isla Agua Azul to swim in one of the most beautiful beaches in the Colombian Caribbean.
Stop 6: Playa Tranquila Baru, Playa Blanca (3 hours)
Here, you will enjoy the sunset and wait for nightfall to experience the luminous plankton activity.
