Casa Barú Day Pass

A quiet day on Barú — jacuzzi, kayaks and paddle boards, with the kitchen open à la carte

Day Pass – Casa Barú

COP $120,000 COP $480,000Price range: COP $120,000 through COP $480,000

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Date of Reservation

Casa Barú is a small guesthouse rather than a beach club, and the day pass reflects that. There is no DJ, no thumping bar and no rows of loungers packed shoulder to shoulder — it is a quiet property on Barú built around calm: shaded corners, artisanal detail, a jacuzzi zone looking out over the landscape, and a Caribbean kitchen working with local ingredients.

The pass buys you the run of the property for the day, the jacuzzi, and the kayaks and paddle boards. Food and drink are not included — the restaurant is à la carte, so you eat and drink what you want and settle it there.

It suits people who want a slow day on Barú with something to paddle and somewhere warm to sit, rather than a party.

What this pass is: access to the property and the jacuzzi zone, and use of the kayaks and paddle boards, for the day.

What it is not: food and drink are not included. The restaurant serves Caribbean cooking à la carte and is settled separately on the day.

Arrival times and transport are confirmed at booking — Casa Barú does not publish a fixed day-pass schedule.

Water activities run in partnership with Jet-Xtreme and are charged separately from this pass.

Tour Highlights

Morning · Arrival on Barú

Casa Barú sits away from the busier stretches of the peninsula, which is rather the point. Arrival times are agreed when you book — the property does not run to a fixed departure schedule the way the larger island clubs do.

The day · Jacuzzi, kayaks, paddle boards

The pass gives you the run of the property: shaded corners built for sitting still, the jacuzzi zone with its view out over the landscape, and the kayaks and paddle boards whenever you want them. There is no schedule to keep to and nothing programmed — the whole property is built around not being in a hurry.

Lunch, on your own terms

The kitchen works with local ingredients and traditional recipes, and it is à la carte rather than a set plate — so you order what you want, when you want it, and settle it before you leave. Jet-Xtreme handle the motorised water activities if you want to add something faster to the day.

Day access to the Casa Barú property
Access to the jacuzzi zone
Use of the kayaks
Use of the paddle boards

All food and drink — the restaurant is à la carte and settled on the day
Transport to and from Barú
Motorised water activities (Jet-Xtreme), charged separately
Any port or national park taxes that apply to your route
Towels
Tips and personal expenses

Almost every day pass sold out of Cartagena is a package: boat there, welcome cocktail, set lunch, music, boat back. Casa Barú is the opposite proposition. You buy the day and nothing else, and what you get for it is quiet — a small guesthouse on Barú rather than a beach club running three hundred people through a lunch service.

The practical case is the kitchen. Because food and drink aren’t bundled into the price, you are not paying for a fixed plate you may not want, and nobody in the group is subsidising anyone else’s open bar. You order à la carte and pay for what you actually eat.

And the jacuzzi, kayaks and paddle boards are in the price rather than sold on top, which is unusual — most properties on the peninsula charge for the water toys by the hour.

It is the right choice for couples, for anyone travelling with a book, and for people who have done the party islands once and would rather not do them again.