Rosario Islands

The Rosario Islands, a protected national park just off Colombia's Caribbean coast, offer a vibrant underwater ecosystem ideal for divers. The archipelago is famed for its extensive coral reefs, which house a remarkable diversity of marine life. With around 8 dive sites, divers can explore gentle coral gardens, intriguing walls, and even a small shipwreck. The protected status of the area helps preserve the delicate balance of the reefs, making it a prime example of Caribbean marine biodiversity and a rewarding destination for underwater photographers and nature lovers alike.

Diving conditions in the Rosario Islands are generally excellent year-round, characterized by warm water and good visibility. These calm Caribbean waters make the destination suitable for all experience levels, from beginners completing their first open water dives to seasoned veterans looking for relaxing reef exploration. The easy accessibility from the historic city of Cartagena adds to its appeal, allowing visitors to combine world-class diving with rich cultural experiences. This unique blend of natural beauty and convenience makes the Rosario Islands a must-visit for any diver exploring South America.