DRINKS INCLUDED · CARTAGENA BOOZY TOURS
The 15 best boozy tours you can book right now, with the per-head price, how many drinks are included and how long the pouring lasts. Number one is at the top for a reason.
Spend two hours on Cartagena Bay aboard a 28-person party boat with sunset views, rum drinks, Caribbean crossover music, and an entertainer such as Alexis or Alejandro. You will pass Manga, Bocagrande, and Castillogrande before ending with entry to a downtown nightclub.
“Nice quick tour great way to end the day. Views from the water are amazing, fun dancing drinking.”
Board the Sibarita Master at La Bodeguita Pier for a 90-minute sunset cruise around Cartagena Bay. You’ll see Bocagrande, Castillogrande, Manga, Getsemani, and the old city by night while enjoying rum cocktails, soft drinks, music, and attentive onboard service.
“Great staff! The rum punch was good and the cruise was so fun. Highly recommend!!”
Meet the crew at Pegasus Pier for a 90-minute sunset cruise aboard La Fantastica Cartagena. You’ll pass Bocagrande, El Laguito, and Castillo Grande, hear pirate-era stories, pose with costumes, enjoy unlimited rum or alcohol-free drinks, and watch a cannon show.
“It was a great experience seeing the sunset from the deck of a pirate ship”
Join local hosts for a six-hour night through Cartagena and Getsemaní. Expect ice-breaker games, Salsa or Champeta instruction, free shots, live music, and several clubs. Camila, Marbeluz, Hugo, and other guides keep the group together. The mood is young, social, and alcohol-heavy.
“Very friendly people, recommended to get to know friends”
Meet at La Bodeguita Dock Door 4 for a two-hour sunset cruise aboard the Bequia. Sip rum or brandy with mixers, watch Cartagena’s dance show, join a class, and see Manga and Bocagrande from the bay. Bring 12,000 Colombian pesos for the dock tax.
“necesito mi reembolso estuve ahi a las 5 y no habia nadie que explicara que embarcación tomaría, a pesar que dijeron puerta 4 no habia nada alli, tuve que buscar otro bote para no perder la experiencia”
At 4:30 pm, meet at Sibarita del Mar in Cartagena’s Centro Histórico for a two-hour sunset cruise. Choose a lively speedboat with rum, aguardiente, mixers, and Latin music, or a steadier catamaran with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks plus a light snack. The boats return to the meeting point.
“Sadly, I Don’t know how the tour was because the company never reached back out to inform me the pick up location.”
Meet Miss Tatiana at Pegasus Pier for a two-hour Cartagena Bay party boat ride with a safety briefing, music, an entertainer, rum-based drinks, sunset views, and a nightclub ticket. Guides speak English and Spanish, though some guests report the live commentary may be mainly in Spanish.
“The tour was alright. It says it is in English, but it was all in Spanish which was misleading. The only drinks offered are rum and coke or rum and orange.”
Leave Cartagena by express speedboat for Islabela in the Rosario Islands. You’ll get a welcome cocktail, a choice of fried fish, grilled chicken, or vegetarian pasta, plus beach facilities and kayaks. Spanish-speaking staff host the day, with yoga on weekends and holidays.
“Really good but I wish that I could have chosen my seat. I ended up on a bed that really bothered my back and was in the shade the whole time. I would have preferred a different seat, but when I asked I was told those were for groups of two. I wish I hadn’t been punished for traveling alone.”
Spend about 7.5 hours traveling from Cartagena to Cholon by coach and speedboat, with music, pool access, lunch, and two included drinks. You can choose chicken, fish, or a vegetarian meal. Host Melanie has received praise for her timing and friendly welcome, but the boat may not suit anyone expecting a dance floor.
“Not exactly a party boat, there was little interaction from the staff but the playlist was good. You can’t stand up and dance at all. You get food at Cholon, which was good but the two drinks are a local drink, you don’t get to choose them. It’s very expensive for what you get, personally.”
Spend three hours aboard the Bequia Eagle on Cartagena Bay, starting with a welcome cocktail and ending with dinner, live music, a DJ, dancers, and open bar service. You’ll share tables, pay COP 18,000 cash to enter the dock, and follow a Spanish-language program.
“extremely fun! I went alone and the group that I had was so much fun! I would definitely recommend this.”
Join a two-hour evening party boat from Muelle de los Pegasos in Cartagena. You’ll cruise the bay with an entertainer, music, national drinks, sunset views, and a mix of Colombian and international visitors. Choose a 5, 7, or 9 pm departure, arrive 15 minutes early, and bring your party mood.
“des musique pour jeune car il y avait trop de musique traditionnelle familiale”
You’ll leave Cartagena at 8:00 AM, ride an air-conditioned bus and speedboat to Freedom Beach, and enjoy warm water, loungers, a welcome cocktail, bar credit, and a choice of fish, chicken, or vegetarian lunch. The National Aviary stop is optional and paid separately.
“The Aviary is a really beautiful place. Highly recommended. My only complaint is that is very confusing when you book the activity it says Playa Tranquila + Aviary, but we have to pay an extra amount to enter the Aviary. That’s something you need to put clear, so people don’t get confused.”
Spend two hours cruising Cartagena Bay on a Spanish-hosted party boat with sunset views, rum and vodka mixers, an onboard DJ, and dancing. After docking at Sibarita del Mar, use your free cover at Taboo Disco Club and continue the night.
“We enjoyed the sunset ride and the hosts were very friendly and fun. The open bar is just rum with a couple mixers so you should bring your own water, beer, etc if you want that. There’s also a very small bathroom on board for #1 only, FYI. Also, bring your own tissues for toilet paper. You will remove your shoes before getting on board so sandals/flip flops are ideal vs sneakers.”
Meet Mafe, Luis, or another bilingual local host at Cartagena’s Pegasus Pier for a 150-minute sunset boat party. Cruise past the Carmen statue and lighthouse, watch the sun set over the bay, then enjoy rum, aguardiente, mixers, music, games, and dancing with a mixed local and international crowd.
“Agradable alyer estuvo siempre atento, de hecho el día de la reserva no alcancé a llegar y pensé que lo perdería, pero avisé que ya no llegaría y me dijeron que podría revalidarlo al día siguiente y eso fue muy amable de su parte, lo volvería hacer está súper bien! Su ruta fue muy agradable”
Meet your bilingual mixologist at Caffé Lunático for a hands-on look at Colombian spirits, fruits, and cocktail methods. You’ll taste five drinks, including flavors built around lulo and aguardiente, with snacks and water included. Adrián has led the class with energy and plenty of interaction.
“This was an absolute favorite activity for us. We were celebrating a bachelorette party. We all learned and got to take some amazing photos. Would recommend this to anyone visiting Carregena. The mixologist was very knowledgeable and did a great job.”
A deck, a crawl, a long lunch or a door with a list.
