Bora Bora Beach Club prices and the pier charge

How much is Bora Bora Beach Club Cartagena in 2026?

From $143 per person on Viator for the regular area, and about $185 per person for VIP on other resellers.

The market range is roughly $133 to $185 depending on the seller and the area. None of these prices includes the pier charge.

What does the Bora Bora day pass include?

The round-trip speedboat from Muelle La Bodeguita, a sunbed or beach bed depending on the size of your group, and a typical Colombian lunch.

Lunch has three choices in the regular area: fish, chicken or a vegetarian dish. The VIP area offers five. Some other resellers also list a welcome cocktail, but the Viator listing does not, so do not count on one.

What is the COP 40,300 pier charge?

It is a charge of about COP 40,300 per person, roughly $10, paid in cash at the pier before you board. The listing calls it "port fees and medical insurance".

It is described as a bundle of the dock charge, the national park entry fee and the accident insurance that every visitor landing on the islands must carry. No official breakdown is published, so treat the total as "about COP 40,300 at the time of writing". It can change.

How much is the Rosario Islands park fee in 2026?

COP 13,500 per person, the same for Colombians and foreigners, under Resolution 551 of 2025, in force since 1 January 2026.

Corales del Rosario y San Bernardo is a single-rate park, so there is no foreigner surcharge. The fee is collected at La Bodeguita, and on a Bora Bora day it is understood to sit inside the pier charge rather than being paid twice. The park fee covers access only: transport, food and insurance are separate.

Want the boat, bed and lunch in one ticket? The full day leaves Gate 4 at 7:30 AM.

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What costs extra on the island?

Drinks and extra food, towels, front-row beds, kayaks, paddleboards and massages.

• Drinks: paid at the bar. Guests are split: one calls the extra drinks not expensive, another says bring money for the upcharges.
• Towels: not included, so bring your own.
• Front-row beds: an extra charge, subject to availability.
• Water toys and massages: paid on the island, and guests report kayaks and snorkel gear are not always available.
• Photos: a photographer works the beach; agree the price first.

Is the VIP area worth the extra $30?

Only if you want quiet: VIP is a separate area with five lunch choices instead of three, for about $30 more on Travelocity.

Guests report that the music and party are in the regular area, so VIP suits a slow day, not a dance. The full comparison is in Bora Bora VIP vs regular.

How do you pay the pier charge?

In Colombian pesos, in cash, at the club's check-in desk at Gate 4 of Muelle La Bodeguita.

Bring the exact amount if you can, plus your ID or passport: every guest is asked for a photo of it at check-in. The steps are in the La Bodeguita pier guide.

What does a full day really cost per person?

Budget the ticket ($143 on Viator), about COP 40,300 in cash, and whatever you spend on drinks and extras.

If that is more than you want to spend, the Nakawa beach day on Tierra Bomba is from $34 with lunch and a welcome cocktail. If you want more for your money, the three-island tour ($166) adds Pao Pao and Isla Bela, with its own dock taxes and insurance of COP 34,500. See Rosario Islands beach clubs compared.

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