Top Things to do in San Andres and Providencia Department
Top Hotels in San Andres and Providencia Department
What to do and see in San Andres and Providencia Department, San Andres and Providencia Department: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in San Andres and Providencia Department, Colombia including Mare, Santa Catalina, The Peak Forestry Reserve, Cayo Rocoso, Almond Bay, Playa de San Luis, Playa de Spratt Bight, Morgan's Head, Playa Charquitos, Bahia Cocoplum.
Restaurants in San Andres and Providencia Department
1. Mare
2. Santa Catalina
3. The Peak Forestry Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By billingshope - Astoria, United States
Our guide Leonardo gave us a wonderful introduction to the medicinal plants along the route to the Peak, and treated us to great stories of island residents past and present (including a couple of German soldiers who set up a homestead that eventually failed in the area of the park). Get to the top and you'll see all the fabulous shades of blue in the tranquil seas of Providence, which has thankfully preserved its rustic ways.
4. Cayo Rocoso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,085 reviews
Reviewed By I9617QLharryh - Jacksonville Beach, United States
Wade out to this little island in crystal clear water and sugar white sand - takes about 15 minutes and then reward yourself with an ice cold beer, rum drink, or tasty Coco Loco !
5. Almond Bay
6. Playa de San Luis
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,377 reviews
Reviewed By Nicorr88 - Cali, Colombia
The san luis beach is a bit more off the grid than the main beaches since its on the other side of the island so you can get a bit more privacy here. The beaches are always white and the water has different tones of blue. This place is great for picture taking and getting into the water.
7. Playa de Spratt Bight
8. Morgan's Head
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By H4983ZEjohnm - Vancouver, Canada
Some good snorkelling from the beach, saw a baby ray and a barracuda + lots of tropical fishies. We hiked out to Morgan's head but access to the water is quite limited when you arrive there.
