Set sail on an unforgettable adventure aboard our authentic pirate ship as the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky with vibrant hues. Perfect for couples, families, and groups of friends, this thrilling cruise offers a unique blend of fun and relaxation.

As you glide through the sparkling waters of Cartagena Bay, enjoy unlimited Pirate’s Punch (with rum) and refreshing Pirate’s Coconut Lemonade (with rum), crafted to quench your thirst and ignite your spirit.

Watch as our skilled crew fires a cannon, playfully signaling other vessels while immersing you in the swashbuckling atmosphere. With lively music, pirate tales, and stunning views, this sunset cruise promises a memorable experience for all.

Join us for a night of adventure, laughter, and breathtaking sunsets—where the spirit of the high seas awaits!
Inclusions & Exclusions
✔  Open Bar Cocktails: •Pirates Grog-Aged Rum based drink •Cuba Libre-Rum and Coke based drink •Pirates Lemonade-Rum and Coconut Lemonade based drink••Note: Nonalcoholic drinks will be served to minors
✔  Borrow our pirate customes for photo ops!
✔  Pirate Cannon Show
✔  Restroom on board
✔  Souvenir Cup
✖  The listed price does not include a 14,000 COP per person City of Cartagena dock fee due at check in
Departure & Return
Departure:  ,

La Fantástica Cartagena pirate boat will be at the Muelle de Los Pegasos, outside the glass walls, on the wood dock, across from the convention center. If you do not see us please do not assume we left, more than likely we're waiting for parking space.

Return: End right where it started.
Itinerary
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Fuerte de San Sebastian del Pastelillo On the island of Manga is the Fort of San Sebastian del Pastelillo, which has now become the location of the famous Club de Pesca restaurant. In this place there was the fort of Boquerón, which was destroyed in 1741 by Admiral Vernon in the attack on the city of Cartagena. Together with other fortresses such as Fort San Jose and Fuerto de San Fernando , it controlled the maritime traffic of the bay to prevent possible attacks. The Fort of San Sebastian del Pastelillo has 31 guns and camouflage is achieved on the ground. The name of San Sebastian comes from a Saint who was the patron of the conquerors, and Pastelillo is a military term that means like grass, therefore a castle that adapts to the terrain.
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Fifteen meters high, about 20 tons of marble the sculpture of the Virgen del Carmen returned to the Bay of Cartagena on June 6 to continue with a tradition of more than 30 years that had been interrupted after the collapse of the image in August 2015. The emblematic figure, whose pieces in Italian white marble fell to the bottom of the water in a heavy rain were recovered from the seabed in an operation coordinated with the National Navy. On the occasion of the feast of the Virgen del Carmen, on July 16, 1946, a beautiful procession took place in Cartagena. In the closing sermon he was in charge of Father Rafael García Herreros, from the balconies of the current City Hall, near the Plaza de la Inquisición, he launched the idea of ​​erecting a colossal image of Our Lady, the Virgin of the Sea, in the middle of the bay . A pro-monument Board was created and began meeting every week in the sacristy of the convent of Santo Domingo, where the Conciliar Seminary was operating. By means of Manuel Mainero, Italian consul in Cartagena, and representative of the shipping company “Italian Line”, the creation of a marble image was managed, with the signature U. Luisi Heredi, sculptors of Pietra Santa, population of Italy near Pizza . The inauguration took place on July 16, 1958. That day a crowd, led by Archbishop José Ignacio López, sang praises to the Virgin in an impressive procession that left from the Cathedral and reached the walls along the Arsenal Avenue.
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Plaza Bocagrande Centro Comercial See The Skyline of the Modern Neighborhood of Bocagrande
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At the beginning of the XVII century it was decided to fortify the inner bay, and in a royal decree of 1608 the construction of a fort in the Punta del Judío, the Santa Cruz was ordered. Known familiarly as Castillogrande, it was constructed by Cristóbal de Roda and Francisco de Murga between 1626 and 1636, following the plan of Tiburcio Spanoqui. It was a fortress with a square base, having bulwarks in each of the four corners, a central yard of arms and a moat. When the Bocagrande entrance was closed in 1640, the defensive strategy of the bay changed, centering on the Bocachica entrance. This fact affected the existing fortresses of the bay, ordering their dismantling in 1647 to reuse the materials in the construction of San Luis de Bocachica. Notwithstanding, Castillogrande would survive until the French attack led by the Baron De Pointis in 1697, when it was severely ruined. Juan de Herrera y Sotomayor considered it key for the defense of the port, therefore, in 1728 he directed its reconstruction which would not be completed in 1741 when Vernon attacked the city. The fortress was partially destroyed and would not be rebuilt, its remains being used from then on as ammunition for the artillery. This use continued until 1938, when an explosion in a munitions deposit maintained there by the Navy destroyed its vaults, leaving only a portion of the rampart next to the port and other vestiges. It is currently integrated into the installations of the Officers’ Club of the National Navy.
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See the Skyline of the Wealthy Lagito and Castillo Grande Neighborhoods as we make our way out to the Sunset.
Additional info
•  Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
•  Service animals allowed
•  Public transportation options are available nearby
•  Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
•  Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Free cancellation
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Price:
From $37
Ticket:
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
duration:
2 hours
Guide in:
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Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.