Discover the seven-colored sea of San Andrés sailing to paradisiacal cays, white sand beaches and unique marine ecosystems, where nature, the Caribbean and marine life create an unforgettable day.
From the cultural pier, you will start a boat trip of approximately seven minutes that will take you to discover some of the most emblematic landscapes of San Andrés, surrounded by crystal clear waters and the unmistakable contrast of the seven-colored sea.
The first stop will be at theParque Regional Johnny Cay, a natural cay surrounded by palm trees and white sand, ideal for enjoying the beach, walking along the seashore and relaxing in a unique Caribbean environment. Its transparent waters allow us to appreciate the natural wealth that characterizes the island.
You will continue to theCayo Aquarius, also known as Rose Cay, a true natural aquarium where you can observe colorful fish and manta rays in shallow waters, enjoying marine biodiversity in a close and safe way.
The day ends with a tour of theOld Point Mangroves, a fundamental ecosystem of the island where species such as crabs, mussels, iguanas, lizards and endemic and migratory birds live, offering a complete view of the natural wealth of the Colombian Caribbean.
Departure time: Passengers must arrive on their own at the Casa de la Cultura pier at 08:30 hrs to check in and pay for admission to Johnny Cay (approximately USD 4.00 per person). The return to the Muelle de la Cultura will be around 4:30 p.m.
Meeting point: Passengers must arrive 30 minutes early at the Casa de la Cultura pier.
Transportation by boat.
With conditions
From the cultural pier, you will start a boat trip of approximately seven minutes that will take you to discover some of the most emblematic landscapes of San Andrés, surrounded by crystal clear waters and the unmistakable contrast of the seven-colored sea.
The first stop will be at theParque Regional Johnny Cay, a natural cay surrounded by palm trees and white sand, ideal for enjoying the beach, walking along the seashore and relaxing in a unique Caribbean environment. Its transparent waters allow us to appreciate the natural wealth that characterizes the island.
You will continue to theCayo Aquarius, also known as Rose Cay, a true natural aquarium where you can observe colorful fish and manta rays in shallow waters, enjoying marine biodiversity in a close and safe way.
The day ends with a tour of theOld Point Mangroves, a fundamental ecosystem of the island where species such as crabs, mussels, iguanas, lizards and endemic and migratory birds live, offering a complete view of the natural wealth of the Colombian Caribbean.
Departure time: Passengers must arrive on their own at the Casa de la Cultura pier at 08:30 hrs to check in and pay for admission to Johnny Cay (approximately USD 4.00 per person). The return to the Muelle de la Cultura will be around 4:30 p.m.
Meeting point: Passengers must arrive 30 minutes early at the Casa de la Cultura pier.
Transportation by boat.
With conditions
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