If you've been researching boat rental prices in Cartagena, Colombia, you've probably seen very different numbers depending on the source. Here's the real breakdown: Nauty 360 runs exactly two private charter products — a Full Day (8 hours, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM) and a Sunset Cruise (departing 6:00 PM, minimum 3 hours, in Cartagena Bay). Every charter is priced per boat, not per person, starting from $460 for the Sunset Cruise and $680 for the smallest boat on a Full Day. There are no extras added on top of the quote.

The Real Fleet — Prices From

All prices below are per boat, for the full charter — never split per person, and always a starting rate rather than a fixed number, since Cartagena's rates are set in Colombian pesos and move with the exchange rate.

VesselMax GuestsFull Day (8h)
Lancha 29 ft10From $680
Lancha 38 ft (Suad)15From $950
Lancha 40 ft15From $1,400
Lancha 42 ft20From $1,400
Catamarán 38 ft15From $2,600
Catamarán 42 ft20From $3,300
Catamaran Sea Warrior, 52 ft15 (30 with surcharge)From $3,779
Yate 50 ft15From $2,500
Yate 62 ft (Azimut 62S)18From $2,850
Yate 70 ft (Sunseeker Predator 72)20From $6,550
Yate 82 ft20From $7,700
Yate 90 ft13From $13,200

Sunset Cruise (any boat in the fleet, minimum 3 hours): From $460.

How the Boat Is Chosen

There are two ways to pick your boat. If you already know which vessel you want, browse the full fleet inventory and tell us the boat by name when you reach out. If you're not sure yet, just tell us how many people are in your group and what you'd like to do, and we'll propose the right options for your group size and plan.

The 2 Real Charter Products

There is no half-day DAYTIME charter. The half-day product runs after 6:00 PM and stays within Cartagena Bay, the same time window as the Sunset Cruise. There are two real charter windows:

Both include the boat and fuel, a licensed captain, safety equipment, and a cooler with ice. Neither includes lunch, beach beds, or transportation to the marina.

Shared Tour or Private Charter? The Real Comparison

A shared tour in Cartagena averages around $150 per person, depending on the beach club — and that price includes shared transportation, 2 beach beds, and a basic lunch. A private charter is priced per boat, not per person, and doesn't include lunch or beach beds — what you're paying for is the entire boat, on your own schedule, with no other groups aboard.

Here's the per-person math on a Full Day charter, using the smallest boat in the fleet (Lancha 29 ft, from $680, up to 10 guests):

Group SizePrivate (Lancha 29 ft, from $680) — per personShared Tour — per person
2$340~$150
4$170~$150
5$136~$150
6$113~$150
8$85~$150
10$68~$150

Once a group reaches around 5 people, the smallest private boat in the fleet already costs less per person than the shared tour — with the whole boat to yourselves instead of sharing it with strangers on a fixed schedule. The trade-off: the shared tour's ~$150 includes lunch and 2 beach beds; the private Full Day price is for the boat only, with no food or beach service included. For groups larger than 10, the fleet has larger lanchas, catamarans, and yachts (see the fleet table above) — the per-person cost keeps improving as the group and the boat both grow.

Prices Vary by Season and by Hours

Every price above is a starting rate. The actual quote depends on the season and on how many hours you book beyond the standard Full Day or Sunset Cruise. Cartagena's charters are priced in USD but charged against Colombian pesos, so the exchange rate can move the number even when nothing else has changed. Confirm the exact quote for your dates via WhatsApp.

No Hidden Extras

The quoted price is what you pay — nothing is added once you're on the water. The boat and fuel, the captain, safety equipment, and a cooler with ice are always included. Nauty 360 doesn't sell food, drink, or equipment packages as an add-on; bring your own food and drinks if you'd like them aboard.

Departure Marinas

Charters depart from one of three marinas — Club Náutico, Muelle de los Pegasos, or Marina Todomar — depending on where the assigned boat is docked. You don't choose the marina; it's determined by which boat in the fleet is assigned to your charter.

The Day of Your Charter

Your marina is confirmed in the days before your charter, once the boat is assigned. When you arrive, a member of the crew receives you at the marina. For the full 2026 fleet and current per-boat rates, see the main Cartagena boat rental page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Prices start from $460 for a Sunset Cruise and from $680 for a Full Day charter on the smallest boat in the fleet (Lancha 29 ft, up to 10 guests). Full Day prices go up to $13,200 for the largest yacht (90 ft, up to 13 guests), depending on the boat. All prices are per boat, not per person, and are starting rates that vary by season and by the hours booked.
The Full Day runs 8 hours, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The Sunset Cruise, also sold as the Half-Day charter, departs at 6:00 PM and runs a minimum of 3 hours, staying in Cartagena Bay. Both include the boat and fuel, a licensed captain, safety equipment, and a cooler with ice. There is no half-day daytime option.
It depends on your group size. A shared tour in Cartagena averages around $150 per person, including shared transportation, 2 beach beds, and a basic lunch. A private Full Day charter is priced per boat, not per person — the smallest boat in the fleet (Lancha 29 ft, from $680) already costs less per person than the shared tour once your group reaches about 5 people, though it doesn't include lunch or beach beds. For 10 or more people, the per-person cost of a private charter drops well below the shared tour price.
No. The quoted price for a Nauty 360 charter includes the boat, fuel, captain, safety equipment, and a cooler with ice — nothing is added on top. You're welcome to bring your own food and drinks.
One of three marinas — Club Náutico, Muelle de los Pegasos, or Marina Todomar — depending on where your assigned boat is docked. You don't choose the marina; it depends on which boat in the fleet is assigned to your charter.
If it rains but the boat can still safely navigate, the charter goes ahead as planned. The only exception is if DIMAR — the Colombian maritime authority — issues a red flag. In that case, you choose between a full 100% refund or rescheduling to another date.
You pay 50% to lock in your date. It's best to do this as soon as you've decided, since availability is set by date.