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Blue Apple Beach Day Pass Cartagena | Tierra Bomba Beach Club
Tierra Bomba
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CARTAGENA · COLOMBIA
Tierra Bomba is the closest island to Cartagena — 20 minutes by boat from the city center. Eight beach clubs, prices from $49 to $79 per person, and flexible departure times every day of the week. No national park fee. No shared tours. Book your day pass and we confirm within 2 hours.
Tierra Bomba is a Caribbean island located just off the coast of Cartagena, Colombia. The boat ride from Cartagena to Tierra Bomba takes 15 to 25 minutes depending on the departure point and sea conditions — making it the most accessible island day trip from the city. Unlike the Rosario Islands, there is no national park entry fee, no mandatory cash payment on arrival, and no fixed shared tour schedule. You book a day pass at the beach club of your choice, and a boat collects you from a central Cartagena pier at your preferred departure time.
As of 2026, Tierra Bomba beach club day passes range from $49 to $79 per person. Most include round-trip boat transfer from Cartagena, beach bed or sun lounger, access to pool and beach facilities, and food and drinks available for purchase. Some include a set lunch or open bar — each product page lists exact inclusions. The island has eight distinct beach clubs, each with a different atmosphere, price point, and guest profile.
Makani Luxury Beach Club — $79/person · ⭐ 4.9 — The most upscale beach club on Tierra Bomba. Resort-style pool, spa facilities, premium gastronomy, and curated service throughout. Consistently the top-rated day pass on the island. Best for couples, stylish groups, and anyone who wants a beach club experience that genuinely feels like a resort without the long boat ride to the Rosario Islands.
Éteka Beach — $79/person · ⭐ 4.7 — A boho sanctuary with spa treatments, live music on Saturdays, and a slow-beach philosophy. Adults-only. Clean aesthetic, boutique atmosphere, and a genuinely calm energy. Best for travelers who want to disconnect rather than celebrate.
Namasté Holistic Beach Club — $59/person · ⭐ 4.8 — A wellness-focused day pass with yoga, holistic treatments, and a slower Caribbean pace. Less party, more calm. Best for guests who prioritize relaxation, mindfulness, and a quieter beach environment just 20 minutes from Cartagena.
Pink Mango Beach Club — $69/person · ⭐ 4.7 — Social atmosphere with a well-organized beach club setup, pool, and lively music. A strong mid-range option between the luxury clubs and the party venues. Popular for birthday groups and social gatherings.
Fénix Beach Club — $55/person · ⭐ 4.6 — DJ sets, a vibrant pool scene, and stunning views of Cartagena's skyline from across the water. More social and energetic, especially on weekends. Best for younger groups who want music, atmosphere, and one of the most photogenic settings on the island.
Blue Apple Beach Club — $55/person · ⭐ 4.8 — A well-known Tierra Bomba venue with a strong reputation for consistent service, good food, and a friendly beach atmosphere. Popular with international travelers. One of the most recognized beach clubs on the island.
Kabanna Beach Club — $49/person · ⭐ 4.3 — The most affordable Tierra Bomba day pass, with open bar included. Energetic and playful, open until 11 PM — one of the few island venues near Cartagena with nightlife hours. Best for groups who want cocktails, music, and a late afternoon on the island.
Palmarito Beach Club — $65/person · ⭐ 4.6 — Intimate, quiet, and family-friendly. Simple facilities, natural surroundings, and an easy logistics setup. Best for families with children or travelers who want a relaxed beach day very close to the city without a long boat ride.
The boat from Cartagena to Tierra Bomba departs from the Muelle de la Bodeguita or nearby central piers, depending on the beach club. Travel time is 15 to 25 minutes by speedboat. When you book a day pass through Cartagena Day Tours, boat transportation is coordinated as part of the experience — departure times, pier location, and return schedule are confirmed in your booking details. No need to arrange transfers separately.
Most Tierra Bomba beach clubs offer morning departures between 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM, with return boats in the afternoon between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM. Kabanna is the exception, with extended hours until 11 PM. Exact times vary by club and are listed on each product page.
There is no public ferry to Tierra Bomba beach clubs — access is exclusively by private or club-organized boat. All day passes in this collection include round-trip boat transfer from Cartagena unless otherwise noted.
Most Tierra Bomba day passes include round-trip boat transfer from Cartagena, beach bed or sun lounger, access to pool and beach facilities, and food and beverages available for purchase. Some packages include a set lunch or open bar — Kabanna's day pass, for example, includes an open bar as standard. Makani and Éteka both offer food and spa add-ons that can be pre-arranged.
What is not included in most base passes: alcoholic drinks beyond any open bar allocation, spa treatments, water sports, and gratuities. Exact inclusions are listed clearly on each product page. If you want to combine a Tierra Bomba day pass with a private boat charter or private catamaran for a more premium arrival experience, contact us via WhatsApp after booking and we will coordinate both.
The standard Tierra Bomba day pass includes shared boat transfer from Cartagena. For groups who want a more exclusive arrival, it's possible to combine any beach club day pass with a private speedboat charter — arriving directly at the beach club dock at your own departure time, with your group on board only. This is the most popular upgrade for bachelorette trips, anniversary celebrations, and corporate groups visiting Tierra Bomba. The 20-minute private boat ride to Tierra Bomba is also one of the most affordable private boat experiences available from Cartagena. Contact us via WhatsApp to combine a day pass with a private boat in one booking.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Tierra Bomba is the closest island to Cartagena — approximately 15 to 25 minutes by speedboat from the city center. Departure points vary slightly by beach club but are all located at central Cartagena piers. It is the most accessible island day trip from Cartagena in 2026, significantly closer than the Rosario Islands (45-55 min) or Barú (45-60 min).
Tierra Bomba day passes in 2026 range from $49/person (Kabanna, open bar included) to $79/person (Makani, luxury resort experience, and Éteka, boho spa sanctuary). Mid-range options include Namasté at $59, Pink Mango at $69, Palmarito at $65, and Fénix and Blue Apple at $55 each. All prices include round-trip boat transfer from Cartagena and beach access.
No. Unlike the Rosario Islands, Tierra Bomba does not require a national park entry fee. There are no mandatory cash payments on arrival. The day pass price you see is the total cost — no additional fees at the pier or on the island.
Yes. All Tierra Bomba day passes in this collection include round-trip boat transfer from Cartagena unless the product page states otherwise. Departure pier, schedule, and return times are confirmed in your booking details within 2 hours of purchase.
Makani is rated 4.9/5 and is the top-rated beach club on Tierra Bomba — best for couples and upscale groups. Namasté (4.8/5) leads for wellness. Blue Apple (4.8/5) and Éteka (4.7/5) are consistently strong for different styles. The right answer depends on your group's vibe — see our complete Tierra Bomba beach club guide for a full comparison.
Yes. You can combine any Tierra Bomba day pass with a private speedboat or private catamaran from Cartagena. The 20-minute private boat ride to Tierra Bomba is one of the most affordable private charter experiences from the city. Contact us via WhatsApp after booking to add a private boat arrival to your day pass reservation.
Yes. Palmarito Beach Club is the most family-friendly option on Tierra Bomba — calm waters, relaxed atmosphere, and easy logistics. Namasté is also suitable for families seeking a quiet beach day. The short 20-minute boat ride makes Tierra Bomba one of the most practical island options for families traveling with young children from Cartagena.
Tierra Bomba is 20 minutes from Cartagena; the Rosario Islands are 45-55 minutes away. Tierra Bomba has no national park fee and more flexible departure times. The Rosario Islands have clearer water, more remote beaches, and a wider selection of beach clubs. Both offer excellent beach club day passes — the right choice depends on your available time, budget, and priorities. See the full breakdown in our Tierra Bomba vs Rosario Islands vs Barú guide.