A lush green coastline with hills, trees, and a sandy beach borders a calm blue ocean under a partly cloudy sky.

San Andrés

The sea of seven colors

In the crystal-clear waters off the coast of Nicaragua sits the island of San Andrés, with its endless shades of blue and an abundance of marine life. Known as the “Sea of Seven Colours,” this island paradise is home to a vibrant local culture shaped by Colombian, African, and British influences.

Activities not to be missed

Spratt Bight Beach

Spratt Bight is the most popular beach in San Andrés and stretches for over three kilometres along the northeast coast. Whether you’re sunbathing on the white sands, cooling off in the Caribbean’s clear waters, or diving into water sports, Spratt Bight is pure tropical bliss. Come sunset, the sky li...

Johnny Cay

Just 1.5 km from San Andrés lies the dreamy islet of Johnny Cay, accessible only by boat. Surrounded by endless shades of turquoise and coral reefs teeming with incredible marine life, this palm-covered sanctuary is a haven of natural beauty. The white sand beaches beckon you to kick back and relax...

Hoyo Soplador

At the island’s southern tip, a natural phenomenon known as the Hoyo Soplador puts on a thrilling show. When waves rush into an underground cavity, they shoot a powerful jet of water several metres high. The deep rumble that comes along with this geyser-like blast simply heightens the experience. Ad...

West View

On the west coast, West View is a natural aquarium teeming with tropical marine life. Grab your snorkel to explore coral gardens and see colourful fish. Adventurous souls can try natural waterslides carved into the rocks or leap off diving platforms. Safe access points, stairs, and shaded resting ar...

La Piscinita

On the west coast, protected by a rocky barrier, the clear waters of La Piscinita offer one of the most beautiful diving experiences on the island. Parrotfish, angelfish, butterfly fish, small rays: marine life passes before your eyes just a few meters from the shore. Shallow and calm, La Piscinita...

Cayo Bolivar

Set sail to Cayo Bolívar, a remote islet 25 km south of San Andrés. It takes just an hour by boat to reach this untouched paradise. Think empty beaches, crystal waters, bright coral, tropical fish, rays, and turtles, all in a unique place that feels frozen in time.

La Cueva de Morgan

Said to have been a hideout for 17th-century pirate Henry Morgan, this mysterious cave takes you back to the golden age of buccaneers. Tucked into the rocks, this legendary site known for its captivating stories of hidden treasures is a shaded escape from the Caribbean sun.

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Plan your trip
Fly to San Andrés from Québec City on a direct flight courtesy of WestJet. Explore all the packages offered by Sunwing Vacations.

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