Once in a lifetime experience. Living the moment. - Andrea Bent and Roni were so easy to communicate with and made the occasion specially pleasant, personal, and once in a lifetime experience. Looking foward to see her again hopefully in the near future.

San Andres Island - The tour was very informative and personalized. My tour guide provided history on points of interest. There were places that I opted out of going because I was tired but it was a great experience and an introduction to the San Andres.

I LOVE SAI - The last december i went to San Andrés Island with my friends, i loved all of the trip, i have been three times and i have always been very happy because this plan is a very relax and funny. When i arrived, the hotel Tiuna, where i stayed, sent us to someone who picked us up at the Airport, there was an excellent service. But when we arrive at hotel, we couldn't settle in, because everything was full, then the hotel solved our problem. Really this hotel there was in very bad condition, there wasnt a good elevator, it was very scary, but my friends and i just wanted to enjoy so we didn't pay much attention to this. In san Andrés, there were many activities for made, like Parasai, tour to the island in carts, diving in the sea, if you like these activities you can enjoy this place. I couldnt enojoy diving because i was very sick, but the experience is wonderful, because the place they take you is beautiful and full of sea animals

Nice tour - Shouldn’t have had to pay for the stops… thought the entrance fee was included. My husband and I did not have small pesos with us. However the guide and driver were very nice and informative! And it was exactly what we wanted to do… see the island and learn about it

Interesting place - We hired a ‘buggie’ to your the island. The island is not very big and there is not much to do unless you like water sports. There is a lot of black history and you get a good feel of the culture and how slavary impacted. Some of the local people are not very friendly and can seem a little rude , but having said that there were some really nice hospitable people too. Two days is more than enough to do everything and enjoy the island. Unless you just want a relaxing break doing nothing. The island has a lot of potential so it is a shame that it has not been developed to make it more attractive. It has some nice shops in the central part and lovely places to swim. The trips to the little islands was ‘ok’ but getting on and off the boats was terrible. We met some lovely people from different places in south and Central America who are able to speak English since the tour guides only spoke Spanish. The communication could have been much better since when we booked our tour, what we was told was different from what we experienced. If you have a disability, this island is definitely not for you