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9 Best Aquariums Tours In Colombia

Colombia's standouts.

The 9 most popular aquariums tours in Colombia. What each one includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.

9 Best Aquariums Tours In Colombia

Boat Tour to Johnny Cay & Aquarium in San Andres Island

Boat Tour to Johnny Cay & Aquarium in San Andres Island - Rose Cay Aquarium (Cayo Acuario): The Shallow-Water Waterworld Moment

Private Pontoon Day by the Aquarium and San Andres Bay


2.Private Pontoon Day by the Aquarium and San Andres Bay

★ 5.0

Private pontoon day in San Andrés with mangroves, clear-water swim stops, possible nurse shark sightings, and aquarium-area lunch options.

“What an amazing experience! We got to swim with all sorts of exotic wildlife- starfish, oysters, schools of tropical fish, and even a small shark! We also got to relax on a floating mat as well. Lunch was delicious- but make sure to bring plenty of money- they DO NOT accept credit cards! Captain Jeff…”

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Cartagena: Basic tour of the islands, visit the aquarium and lunch in Baru


4.Cartagena: Basic tour of the islands, visit the aquarium and lunch in Baru

★ 3.5

Cartagena islands day trip to the Rosario: speedboat panoramas, Oceanarium stop, and a Baru beach lunch around $49.

“Rushed.. not in English although y booked in English..hassling panhandling entire time.. seems more of a scam then tour.. boat ride extremely dangerous.. boat leaking small boat body thrown up in air off seat literally (higher the edge of boat)”

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San Andres: Transfer by Boat + Natural Aquarium

San Andres: Transfer by Boat + Natural Aquarium - From Muelle de la policia or Muelle Portofino: getting to the aquarium area

5.San Andres: Transfer by Boat + Natural Aquarium

★ 3.9

Boat transfer to San Andrés Natural Aquarium with a glass-bottom ride, free time for snorkeling, and time on white sand.

“Apart from the place which would be beautiful but is overcrowded and poorly managed (boats and boats unloading people) the transfer was really badly organized. We booked a departure pier and then they wrote to us to go to another-we had to pay another 5,000 cops each that was not anticipated. At the desk we…”

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San Andres: Natural Aquarium Tour

San Andres: Natural Aquarium Tour - Getting to the natural aquarium: Muelle de la policia to the water

6.San Andres: Natural Aquarium Tour

★ 2.9

San Andrés natural aquarium boat tour for about 5 hours: snorkel in calm shallow water, relax on white sand, and see the Sea of Seven Colors.

“Llegamos a la hora y estuvimos esperando en el Puerto como nos habían indicado. Pasada una hora de retraso nos dicen que el barco ya había salido y no llevaron en otro. Lamentable”

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SANTAMARTA: Combo Daytour to Playa Blanca + Marine Aquarium & Lunch

SANTAMARTA: Combo Daytour to Playa Blanca + Marine Aquarium & Lunch - Aquarium morning: what you’re really paying for

7.SANTAMARTA: Combo Daytour to Playa Blanca + Marine Aquarium & Lunch

★ 2.8

Santa Marta combo: aquarium visit with dolphin show, then relax at Playa Blanca with lunch. 10 hours, $68, speedboat included.

“I was left on my own to figure out where to go. The agency did not make the payment so I had to wait longer time. The aquarium is fair and playa Blanca was rocky and had too many people. Would not recommend”

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San Andres: Private Boat Trip with Aquarium and Beach Stops

San Andres: Private Boat Trip with Aquarium and Beach Stops - Getting to the boat: Muelle de la Policia and what to watch for

SAN ANDRES: Full Day Combo – Johnny Cay or Aquarium, Bay Tour, Island Chiva Tour

SAN ANDRES: Full Day Combo - Johnny Cay or Aquarium, Bay Tour, Island Chiva Tour - Cayo Sucre and the guided island stops: getting context before the big sea time

9.SAN ANDRES: Full Day Combo – Johnny Cay or Aquarium, Bay Tour, Island Chiva Tour

★ 2.1

San Andrés full-day combo with Johnny Cay or the Magic Aquarium, a bay cruise, and a Typical Chiva island loop for $79.

“absolutely awful. It was supposed to be in English and Spanish. They didn't speak a word of English and actually ignored and pushed me aside when I asked for an English translation. I was lost, confused and embarrassed.”

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