Water · San Andrés
Currents run between the shore and the cay and are stronger than they look. Check with us or a local before wading across, and do not do it alone.
The long eastern beach where islanders actually swim, with a shipwreck offshore and a sandbar you can wade out to in chest-deep water. Quieter, better and far less built up than the town beaches.
Transport, sunbeds held for you, snorkel gear brought, and lunch booked at a beach kitchen worth the table.
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A coral islet of coconut palms and blinding white sand fifteen minutes offshore, ringed by water in three separate shades of turquoise. It is the postcard, it is busy, and it is still worth it.
From
$20–$50
per person
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A natural aquarium in a shallow lagoon where you can literally walk from one cay to the other through waist-deep water, with fish and rays around your legs the whole way.
From
$14–$45
per person
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A full day working round the island by boat — the cays, the mangroves, a stingray stop and two snorkel sites — with lunch aboard and a skipper who picks the stops by the day’s conditions rather than a fixed list.
From
$30–$80
per person
