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May 19, 2024

　　Located just south of El Cove, La Piscinita is a good site for snorkeling. It has usually calm water, plenty of fish (which will eat out of your hand) and some facilities, including a restaurant serving seafood and renting snorkel gear.

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La Piscinita
San Andrés
　　Located just south of El Cove, La Piscinita is a good site for snorkeling. It has usually calm water, plenty of fish (which will eat out of your hand) and some facilities, including a restaurant serving seafood and renting snorkel gear. ...
San Luis
San Andrés
　　Located on the island's east coast, San Luis boasts white-sand beaches and some fine traditional wooden houses. The sea here is good for snorkeling, though conditions can be a little rough. San Luis has no center as such and is really just a 3km string of mostly ramshackle houses along...
Hoyo Soplador
San Andrés
　　At the southern tip of the island, the Hoyo Soplador is a small geyser where sea water spouts into the air (up to 20m at times) through a natural hole in the coral. This phenomenon occurs only at certain times, when the winds and tide are right, but it's worth...
Johnny Cay Natural Regional Park
San Andrés
　　This protected 4-hectare coral islet sits about 1.5km north of San Andrés Town. It's covered with coconut groves and surrounded by a lovely white-sand beach that's easily the best in San Andrés. The sunbathing is good, but be careful swimming here as there are dangerous currents. Boats leave from the...
La Loma
San Andrés
　　This small town in the inner part of San Andrés, also known as the Hill, is one of the most traditional places on the island. It's noted for its 1847 Baptist church, the first to be established here. Be sure to take a stroll and absorb the unique atmosphere –...
Haynes Cay
San Andrés
　　This small, rocky island doesn't offer beaches, but it's an idyllic and wild spot full of iguanas and great for snorkeling. There're a couple of restaurants and it's a fun day trip for much of the year, though it can get crowded on weekends and during the August holidays. Boat...
Cayo El Acuario
San Andrés
　　Off the east coast of San Andrés and right next to Haynes Cay, Acuario is a sandbank frequently visited by boat (round trip COP$15,000). The surrounding sea is shallow and calm, and good for snorkeling. If you forget to bring your snorkeling gear, you can rent some here on the...
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