“Our boat was not a Botogena boat. I believe when the owner realized we were two people instead of 17, he farmed us out to another smaller company. We specifically said we needed an English guide and was promised one by Adam, who apparently is the owner. We received two crew members who spoke no English. We were take to Paue, a private beach club, that was fine. You have to spend a minimum amount, which was fine. Then we were asked to also buy lunch for the crew members. I was happy to do so but very surprised by this. Our last stop was supposed to be Playa Tranquilla…”

“Great experience! The private tour is certainly the way to go for the Rosario Islands tour. Our last visit in Colombia, we took the public tour route snd it doesn’t come close to this one. Our host were great. Book it!”

“We had a great day on the boat exploring the Rosario Islands! Our party was two families with preteen boys. The crew was there on time, and our guide Alejandra was responsive with all questions that we had before the day. The boat was also really comfortable and had tons of space and shade for eveyone. We stopped at a few places to snorkel and enjoy the water before going to a fantastic beach club that Alejandra recommended. They had top notch service, a fun beach, great environment for families, and good food. A few tips: make sure to bring cash with you- there’s a port fee and vendors to…”

“The most amazing part of the trip is how easy and comfortable we felt the whole time thanks to Zenon’s guidance, humor, punctuality, and impeccable time management.”

“This tour advertises that snorkel gear is provided. Once we were on the boat, our guide, Isabella, asked what we would like to do. We had already communicated ahead of time when booking that we wanted to snorkel and explore relaxed beaches and areas of the islands away from the party scene. The ad for the experience listed snorkel gear as being included. When we asked about snorkeling, Isabella informed us that there wasn’t any on the boat. Then they found this guy selling random drinks on a floating kayak and borrowed three Ill-fitting, dirty masks and one snorkel (for four people reservation), and no flippers were available at all.…”