Custom Made custom (2020) • Catamaran • 45 ft • 40 pers • Cartagena

Charter a private 45ft Atomic Catamaran for a full-day experience from Cartagena to the Rosario Islands. With a wide open deck and space for up to 40 guests on the island route, this catamaran is a great choice for large groups, birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, family gatherings, and other private celebrations. The open-deck layout gives everyone plenty of space to stay together, relax, socialize, and enjoy the Caribbean views throughout the day. A Bluetooth sound system is available onboard, and your professional bilingual captain and crew are included for the full charter. Your 8-hour private trip departs from Cartagena Yacht Club (Club Náutico) at 9:00 AM and returns around 5:00 PM. The standard Rosario Islands itinerary can include reef snorkeling, swimming, island cruising, and a beach club stop. Because the charter is fully private, the itinerary can be coordinated with the captain based on your group's preferences and local sea conditions. For groups staying within Cartagena Bay, the boat can accommodate up to 60 guests, while the Rosario Islands route has a maximum capacity of 40 guests. This spacious catamaran is ideal for groups looking for a lively, social, and private day on the water around Cartagena. Inclusions: Private 45ft Atomic Catamaran 8-hour full-day charter Professional captain and crew Bilingual English/Spanish crew Fuel for the standard route Snorkeling equipment Ice Bottled water Soft drinks Bluetooth sound system Two cabins Two bathrooms Exclusions: Rosario Islands National Park fee, approximately $9.50 USD per person Beach club entrance fees or minimum consumption, if applicable Food and lunch Alcoholic beverages unless an open-bar package is selected Catering DJ or additional sound equipment Celebration decorations Transportation to and from Cartagena Yacht Club Personal expenses Gratuities Price Overview: 8-Hour Full-Day Private Charter Base Charter: $3,699 Additional Guest: $69 per person Duration: 8 hours