Spending a day at Palmarito Beach is a relaxing way to soak up the sun and enjoy the surf. For just $66 per person, you’ll get a buffet-style lunch, a welcome cocktail, and access to amenities like hammocks and a playground. The experience starts at the Nuevo Hospital de Bocagrande, where staff will guide you to the beach location. While reviews mention some organizational issues, the opportunity to unwind by the water makes this an appealing option, especially for families. But there’s more to discover about this beach day experience…
About Your Stay
- The beach day activity starts at $66 per person and accommodates up to 30 travelers with a buffet-style lunch and welcome cocktail.
- The meeting point is at NUEVO HOSPITAL DE BOCAGRANDE, with receptionists guiding participants to the location.
- Facilities include a hammock area, playground, and access to the beach, but the experience is not wheelchair accessible.
- Reviews mention issues with organization and subpar meal quality, so prospective travelers should consider the negative feedback.
- Booking is simple with a 24-hour free cancellation policy, and early reservation is recommended due to the maximum capacity.
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Activity Overview
For this beach day at Palmarito Beach, the activity is priced from $66.00 per person and can accommodate up to 30 travelers.
Booking this excursion will provide a confirmation, and travelers can cancel up to 24 hours before the experience starts for free.
The day includes a buffet-style lunch, a welcome cocktail, use of the facilities, access to a hammock area, and a playground.
Participants will meet at the NUEVO HOSPITAL DE BOCAGRANDE and look for fallen trees and a blue flag with the Palmarito logo, where receptionists will guide them to the location.
The activity ends back at the meeting point.
Inclusions
The beach day at Palmarito Beach includes a buffet-style lunch, welcoming travelers with a cocktail upon arrival.
Guests can make use of the facilities, including the hammock area and playground.
The buffet-style lunch provides a convenient and filling meal, while the welcome cocktail sets the tone for a relaxing day.
The inclusion of the facilities allows visitors to fully enjoy the beach experience, with the hammock area providing a peaceful spot to unwind and the playground catering to families with children.
Meeting and Pickup Details
Travelers will meet at the NUEVO HOSPITAL DE BOCAGRANDE, located at Cl. 5 #6-49, Castillogrande, Cartagena de Indias, Bolívar, Colombia. Look for fallen trees and a blue flag with the Palmarito logo. Receptionists will guide you to the location. The activity ends back at the meeting point.
Meeting Point | Pickup Details |
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NUEVO HOSPITAL DE BOCAGRANDE | Receptionists will guide you to the location |
Cl. 5 #6-49, Castillogrande | Look for fallen trees and a blue flag with the Palmarito logo |
Cartagena de Indias, Bolívar, Colombia | Activity ends back at the meeting point |
Accessibility and Participation
The beach day at Palmarito Beach isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are allowed.
Infants must sit on laps during the experience. Most travelers can participate in the activities, though some may find the terrain or facilities challenging.
The buffet-style lunch and welcome cocktail are included, and visitors can enjoy the use of the facilities, access to the hammock area, and the playground.
While the experience may not be suitable for all, it provides a relaxing day at the beach for those who can navigate the setting.
Review Highlights
Despite the 3.5-star overall rating, all three reviews for the Palmarito Beach day trip are 1-star.
Reviewers complained about the lack of organization, with one stating that the "meeting point was hard to find" and another noting the "poor management of the event."
There were also concerns about the quality of the included lunch, with one traveler describing it as "subpar."
The reviews suggest a chaotic and disappointing experience, despite the beach’s natural beauty.
Prospective travelers may want to consider these negative experiences before booking the Palmarito Beach excursion.
Booking and Cancellation
Booking the Palmarito Beach day trip is a straightforward process. Travelers can reserve their spot by paying a per-person fee, which starts at $66.00.
The activity has a maximum capacity of 30 participants, so early booking is recommended to secure a place. Upon booking, travelers will receive a confirmation.
The best part? Palmarito Beach offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience, providing flexibility for last-minute changes in plans.
Getting to Palmarito Beach
Palmarito Beach is easily accessible for travelers. The meeting point is at the NUEVO HOSPITAL DE BOCAGRANDE, located at Cl. 5 #6-49, Castillogrande, Cartagena de Indias.
Travelers should look for fallen trees and a blue flag with the Palmarito logo, where receptionists will guide them to the beach location. The activity ends back at the same meeting point, making it a convenient and streamlined experience.
Participants should note that the beach isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are allowed, and infants can sit on laps. Most travelers can participate in this beach day excursion.
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Questions About Your Stay
Is Life Jackets Provided for the Water Activities?
Based on the information provided, life jackets are not mentioned as being included in the activity. The activity appears to focus on use of facilities and access to the beach area, rather than water activities.
Are There Any Restrooms or Changing Facilities Available?
According to the provided information, there are no details about restrooms or changing facilities at this activity. However, as it’s a beach day, it’s reasonable to assume there are basic restroom and changing amenities available for participants.
Can We Bring Our Own Food and Drinks?
Guests can’t bring their own food and drinks. The activity includes a buffet-style lunch and a welcome cocktail. The use of the facilities, such as the hammock area and playground, is also provided.
Is There Any Entertainment or Live Music During the Event?
The activity details don’t mention any entertainment or live music during the beach day. However, the use of facilities and access to the hammock area could provide opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment throughout the event.
Is There a Dress Code or Recommended Attire for the Beach Day?
There’s no specific dress code, but comfortable, casual beachwear is recommended. Swimsuits, shorts, t-shirts, and sandals would be appropriate attire for the activities and facilities available at this beach day event.
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Final Verdict On This Stay
Palmarito Beach offers a relaxing day with a buffet lunch, welcome cocktail, and access to amenities. Despite some organizational issues noted in reviews, the experience provides a chance to enjoy the sun and surf. The free cancellation policy allows for flexibility. Getting to the beach is facilitated by the meeting location and guidance from receptionists.