BORA BORA BEACH CLUB

Possible copyright infringement aside, Bora Bora beach club is  a great option for when you want to experience those crystal, calm, Caribbean waters of the Rosario Islands. A private club located on a quiet side of Isla Grande, Bora Bora has been opened for about 18 months now and, to be honest (when are we not) it can be a very different experience depending when you go.

During the week, our experience has been that it is super chill and only ever partially full. Mostly attracting travellers, especially Europeans. During weekends it fills up more, and tends more towards an electronica vibe with big busted Colombianas in tiny bikinis and more groups than couples. Both can be great, depending what you are looking for. 

In terms of what's on offer, it's pretty much just sun lounges and water. If you're me, this is perfect. If you're someone who gets bored easily, this might not be for you. Bora Bora is set on two tiers. The upper tier is accessed via a staircase and functions as a mini cliff overlooking the water, the lower tier has direct access to the beach and water and if the tide is out they will put umbrellas and lounges on the sand.

Bora Bora also offers 2 levels of access - standard and VIP

Standard day pass costs 200,000 pesos pp and includes:
Transport via speedboat to and from the island
Welcome cocktail
Lunch (the ubiquitous fried mojarra, patacón and rice. This is a very decent version. The other options are grilled chicken or vegetarian)
Sun bed
(you can pay an extra 70,000 pesos to reserve your sun bed in the front row)

VIP day pass costs 300,000 pesos pp and includes:
Transport via speedboat to and from the island
Access to the VIP, no kids allowed, section of Bora Bora
Welcome cocktail
Upgraded lunch options (paella, risotto, seafood pasta or the usual options of fish, chicken or vegetarian)
Sunbed
(you can pay an extra 70,000 pesos to reserve your sunbed in the front row).

Does not include:
19,000 marine tax paid directly to port authority
Extra drinks or menu items

On the day of your reservation:

Arrive to Muelle La Bodeguita to Gate 4 at 7.30am (the first boat leaves at 7.50am so they ask you to arrive early to allow for smooth registration etc). Upon arrival a representative of Bora Bora will help you sort out the marine taxes. You will be assigned boats based on the order of arrival.
You will need to pay marine tax of 19,000 pesos pp separately in cash. You will also pay Bora Bora directly for your daypass, but that can be done on the island and they will accept card. 
The boat trip is about 45 minutes- 1 hour.


To make a booking, please email us at info@cartagenaconnections.com telling us you are interested in a day pass to Bora Bora or fill in the form below.