What to Do in Providencia?
Virgin beaches, Raizal culture, and a sea of seven colors await you.
About Providencia Island
Providencia is a 17 km² island located 90 km from San Andrés and connected to Santa Catalina Island by the Lovers’ Bridge. It is part of the Seaflower Biosphere Reserve and is home to the Old Providence McBean Lagoon National Natural Park.
Must-See Beaches and Hidden Spots
Explore some of the island’s most spectacular places:
– Bahía Suroeste (South West Bay)
– Manzanillo
– Almond Bay
– Aguadulce
– Cayo Cangrejo & Tres Hermanos
– El Pico (panoramic viewpoint)
Include them in your next tour with us!
¿Qué puedes hacer?
• Snorkeling: dive into crystal-clear waters and discover vibrant coral reefs.
• Hiking: explore natural trails, jungle paths, and coastal routes on guided tours.
• Birdwatching: enjoy local wildlife in its natural habitat.
• Artisanal fishing: join islanders in an authentic, traditional fishing experience.
• Boat rides: feel the freedom of the sea, departing from our main dock.
• Sunset paddleboarding: float over calm waters as the sun sets… a truly unique moment.
How to Get to Providencia
To reach the paradise island of Providencia, there are two main options departing from San Andrés Island:
– Regional small aircraft (~20 minutes)
– Catamaran/boat (~3 hours)
We recommend booking in advance, especially during high season.
Recommended Accommodation
We suggest staying at South West Bay Cabañas, a family-run hotel with 16 rooms, breakfast included, Wi-Fi, parking, and just a few steps from Southwest Beach.
Guests consistently highlight the owners’ hospitality and the hotel’s cleanliness.
A perfect place for travelers looking for comfort and easy access to some of the island’s most beautiful beaches.
