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Below we show the most important sights of the island of San Andres
in Colombia. The archipelago of coral islands which lie the island
of San Andres, Providencia and Santa Catalina is located about 700
km from the Colombian mainland and is notable for its beautiful
beaches, clear-blue water and the amount of coral and diversity of
its underwater scenes that make this a preferred destination for
those wishing to enjoy a Caribbean island.
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San
Andres Sightseeing in Colombia
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| San Andrés | Santander Cay | |
| Also known as The Center is located in the north of the island and is the main town of the island from the sea of 7 colors as the island is called by the hues of the water. No major architectural attractions, it is even tawdry, but there are hotels, shops, banks and restaurants to enjoy this trip. | The islet Santander and Cotton Cay is a small island off the Bay of San Andres which takes its name from the fact that the cotton trade with pirates in the area. Highlights the beauty of the sea bottom to be a good place to practice diving in its waters clear and calm. | |
| Alburquerque Cay | St. Luis Beach | |
| Another islet near the island of San Andres, who has many schools of fish and red snapper which is common to see fishing boats on the island to make the catch. The red snapper is a source of development of many traditional dishes from San Andres. | Located in the eastern part is perhaps the most developed area at the resort on the island of San Andres. It has hotels and all kinds of services to enjoy this paradise beach of fine white sand washed by calm waters and clean with light turquoise hue. | |
| Blow hole | Morgan cave | |
| It's an underground tunnel where the waves collide and causes a jet of water constantly jump causing a geyser-like effect sometimes reaching 30m in height. | It's a limestone cave of origin that water erosion has caused curious shapes of stalactites and stalagmites that attract large tourists. | |
| Cocoplumbay Beach | Rose Cay | |
| It's a sandy beach with calm and crystalline waters and fine white sand. A good option for families with children or the elderly who want a quiet vacation and swim smoothly. | Also known as the aquarium, is a reserve near the cay Cordoba that includes multiple species Marines who has served the qualification of an aquarium. It is visited both by tourists and by biologists to conduct research. | |
| The Loma | Johny Cay | |
| It's a native population that retains the traditional island architecture. It also highlights the existence of a Baptist church built of wood by the Rev. Beckeman Livingston in 1847 and projecting its lighthouse tower that serves as the ships approaching the coast. | These are the highlights of the island that has the island of San Andres, who has a white sandy beach with an abundance of reddish hues bathed by clear, calm waters and blessed with the shade of coconut trees so abundant in the islet. | |
| Córdoba Cay | ||
| It's an island of coral origin near the coast of the island of San Andres, who has many species of snails, coconut and sea shells. | ||
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