IMPORTANT, a beautiful place to visit in San Andrés 😊 - In January the tide is very high and you can not enjoy the aquarium so much, there is no sand, it is just a pool of water that reaches you more than 1.5mts high. A lot of rocks and a lot of current touched us the day we went. Going with kids was kind of complicated everything and they couldn't appreciate much for the depth and movement of the sea current. The floating bridge to the island of Rous cay is unmaintained, there are parts that have no rope to grab and is very dangerous with the movement of the sea it was difficult to cross it and there was a lot of people passing around even worse! (People ran to have more balance and not fall ). The island is spectacular, we had a very sunny day and could enjoy the beautiful scenery and tranquility of the island. Boat transport was a lot of fun. The excellent guides. They should be prepared with the maya as you wet more inside the boat than outside (it goes against currents and at high speed). On the island there is a locker to store things (it is very small). The cost of the tour cost us $60,000 cop take you to the three islands (fallen aquarium, rous cay and Jonhy cay) the locker are $10,000. (we had to use 2 to put 3 medium sized backpacks). We carried our food so I don't know what prices the lunches were.

Animal cruelty - Mass tourism. Overpopulated island. We were taken for 3 hours on this island. A Colombian man captured a stingray and charged 10,000 pesos for a photo. During the 3 hours, the ray was held in his hands. Shameful that this kind of attraction is still allowed in 2023 and that some tourists encourage this. Sad for the animal.