Description
Of all the island clubs you can reach from Cartagena, Éteka is the closest — the crossing runs about ten minutes, so the day starts late and ends unhurried. The property itself is five-star, adults-only and deliberately low-key, a boutique retreat rather than a beach club with a dance floor.
Pick from two tiers when you book. VIP opens the VIP zone to you — the mirador and the beach deck, both subject to availability — and puts four courses on the table, with any dish priced up to $90,000 COP covered by the pass. Light keeps you on the beach, at the pool and in the lounge with standard access, and lunch runs to three courses off a list of more than twenty mains.
Whichever tier you take, the pass already covers the native boat out and back, the dock fees nobody warns you about, an alcoholic welcome cocktail, a towel, and soft drinks across the whole day. Saturdays bring a live DJ.
Sailings leave Muelle de la Bodeguita at 10:00, 10:30 and 11:00 in the morning, with a last boat at 1:00 PM. Coming home, boats push off the island at 4:00, 5:00 or 6:00 PM — the exact hour depends on the sea.
Bringing your own boat? Take the cover-charge option below instead of a full pass.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the boat leave from, and how long is the crossing?
Muelle de la Bodeguita in Cartagena. The run across to Tierra Bomba takes roughly ten minutes each way, and your dock fees are already paid for inside the pass.
Can I bring children?
No — Éteka is an adults-only property, so there is no child rate and no child access.
What if we arrive on our own boat or charter?
Choose the cover-charge option. Entry itself is free, but every adult has to spend a minimum of $100,000 COP at the club during the day. The cover charge does not include the round-trip transfer or the day-pass meal.
Is a towel provided?
Yes. Towel service is part of both tiers, along with non-alcoholic drinks through the day.
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