Colombia’s Corona Island, Once Out Of Reach, Now Invites Travelers To Experience Its Untamed Beauty

Published on March 20, 2025

Guests can now purchase a day pass or opt for an overnight stay at this “eco-preserved natural haven.”

You may be familiar with the Corona Sunsets World Tour, a global festival celebrating the world’s most iconic sunsets, but have you heard of Corona Island?

Located in the Colombian Caribbean, this island is a paradise with lush tropical forests and pristine white sandy beaches. Managed by the iconic beer brand Corona, it has been off-limits to the public until now. For the first time since 2021, travelers can now book their visit.

Previously accessible only by invitation, the island is now open for bookings starting this month. Visitors can make reservations directly through the Corona website or via platforms like Airbnb, Expedia, and Booking.com.

The available packages include a day pass starting at £126, which covers a round-trip speedboat ride from Cartagena, a seafront sun lounger, activities such as yoga, stand-up paddleboarding, and kayaking, plus a three-course à la carte lunch—accompanied by, of course, some refreshing Coronas.

For £379, you can reserve a twin or king bungalow for two, perfect for a romantic escape. It’s an ideal choice for those looking to unwind and enjoy a peaceful retreat.

This destination isn’t just a dream vacation spot—it’s also an “eco-preserved natural sanctuary.” The island has earned a three-star plastic-free Blue Seal from Oceanic Global, a conservation organization, for eliminating single-use plastics. Additionally, it prioritizes local ingredients in its cuisine, employs traditional building methods, and relies on solar energy to minimize its environmental impact.

Interested in spending the night on a stunning, eco-conscious island? Check the Corona website for updates, as bookings are expected to open later in March.