COVID-19 VIRUS: CURRENT SITUATION August 29, 2020
Finally there are signs some measures will be eased starting September. But..this will apply initially to local boaters only (and perhaps the cruisers already here) allowing restricted (must be prior approved through the Port Captain office) navigation. Limited area, no disembarkation (other than from the point of departure), Beaches remain closed so this is a very tentative first step expected to begin September 1.
We are hopeful that international cruisers may be permitted to arrive in October so keep your eyes on this space!!
This remains in force:
NO YACHTS (RECREATIONAL SAILBOATS MOTOR BOATS ETC) WILL BE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE PORT OF CARTAGENA. ONE EXCEPTION: YACHTS CREWED BY COLOMBIAN RESIDENTS OR NATIONALS THAT HAVE PROVIDED ADVANCE ARRIVAL NOTICE (and approval).
Curfew measures will be relaxed a little beginning September putting more emphasis on individual and corporate responsibility. All marinas here follow strict bio security protocol with social distancing and mask wearing required. These measures are to continue indefinitely. Almost certainly until the end of the year perhaps much longer. Those interested in arriving must first talk to a maritime agent. See Cruising Guide (menu) for options.
Welcome to our marina
Dedicated to the sailing and powerboat community worldwide.
Club Nautico marina in the historic city of Cartagena, Colombia.
Dedicated to the sailing and powerboat community worldwide.
The marina is very well located, a short walk from the historic center with the added convenience of a supermarket just 2 minutes away. We are continually developing to provide the services expected of a modern marina. The security of your vessel and the crew onboard is our priority with a family touch that reflects the history and development of this marina. Once a haven for international sailors. Now catering to all classes of recreational vessels.
Our Story
Adapting to changing times
Founders Norman and Candelaria Trucco de Bennett and their family bringing to life a marina on the once neglected shoreline of Manga! Pioneers in welcoming cruising sailors to Colombia.