Nauty 360

Nauty 360 was founded in Cartagena in 2018 and organizes private speedboat, yacht, and catamaran charters from there. Unlike a shared excursion, a private charter reserves the vessel for one group: boat size, duration, and route are chosen to fit the plan, availability, and sea conditions. The company presents each trip as an experience coordinated from start to finish, with online booking and direct contact to arrange departure details.

From Cartagena, published routes connect the city with the Rosario Islands, Barú, and Playa Blanca, along with stops such as Cholón and Tierra Bomba. A trip can focus on a beach day, combine several stops, include snorkeling, or cruise the bay at sunset. The company groups these options on destination-specific pages, so travelers can compare vessel types and routes before choosing. The final itinerary depends on the boat, time available, and maritime conditions.

The listed fleet includes speedboats for smaller groups, catamarans for larger gatherings, and motor yachts in different sizes. Cartagena pages show options ranging from a handful of passengers to larger groups, with capacity and amenities varying by vessel. That range can suit a family outing, a celebration, or a day moving between islands; boats do not all have the same layout, shade, or space, so it helps to compare individual listings before booking.

The company says its charters include a captain and fuel, with safety equipment and other inclusions set out for each experience. In Cartagena, its website describes DIMAR-certified captains and personal accident coverage for passengers on the options listed. The exact departure point can vary by marina and vessel; the company says it confirms the meeting place as part of booking coordination. This matters when arranging transportation from the historic center or a hotel, since not every trip leaves from the same dock.

Bookings are made online: customers select a destination, vessel, date, duration, and group size, then pay the stated deposit to confirm. The company lists a typical 50% deposit, with full payment for departures coming up soon, and coordinates the departure time and meeting point afterward. Prices depend on destination, boat, and trip length; rates on the site are shown per vessel, not per passenger. Meals, drinks, and other extras can vary and should be checked on the individual charter listing.

Although Cartagena is one of its main hubs, Nauty 360 lists service in nine destinations across the Americas: Cartagena, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale in the United States; Cancún, Tulum, Cozumel, and Playa del Carmen in Mexico; and Casa de Campo and Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. Each area has different routes and boats. In Cartagena, the appeal is the shift from the walled city to Caribbean seascapes in a single day; other ports bring different bays, islands, and meeting points.

For travelers, the most useful first step is to choose what they want to do on the water, then compare the boat, capacity, and duration. A speedboat may work for several stops; a catamaran offers a different setup for groups; and a yacht brings its own specifications. Nauty 360 keeps booking and communication centralized, while the exact meeting point is confirmed for the chosen vessel. A private trip from Cartagena can therefore be planned with flexibility, while keeping in mind that weather, route, and included services depend on the date and boat available.