Johnny Cay San Andres Island

First, the San Andres Island is the largest of the islands that make up the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina. Is a place where you can visit a lot of turist sites, learn many about their culture, have fun and go on party every day.

I stayed 8 days and in those days I visited almost all the attraction places in the …

Today we are off to San Andres Island in the Caribbean. In the morning Christian's mum makes us a massive breakfast that we can't finish. Christian helps me print off a form for my Brazil visa which I hope to post to the Embassy from Medellin. 2 hrs later we are informed that lunch is ready...are you kidding. Christian's mum is so sweet, she …

... justice.  So, we hook up with a boat and some people from the resort and head out in a 20ft launch to the Island of Johnny Cay.  It's actually a National Park protected by the government; there are a few local Rastas that live there full time, ...

... , but pretty untouched. It's called the sea of 7 colors, so the water was stunning variations of blues, greens and turquoises. San Andres was invaded by Europeans (Dutch and English) in the early 1600s and they brought in enslaved people from Jamaica, so ...

First, the San Andres Island is the largest of the islands that make up the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina. Is a place where you can visit a lot of turist sites, learn many about their culture, have fun and go on party every ...

 Today we are off to San Andres Island in the Caribbean. In the morning Christian's mum makes us a massive breakfast that we can't finish. Christian helps me print off a form for my Brazil visa which I hope to post to the Embassy from Medellin. 2 ...

... already very nice at this beach, at Johnny Cay it is exceptional. I had never seen a sea that was so turquoise before.  Johnny Cay is covered with coconut palms and surrounded by a white sand beach, but actually only a little part of it is ...