The archipelago of san Andrés there Providencia in the Caribbean Sea, to 700 km in the North-West of Colombia, is made of islands to the green landscapes, sand beaches white protected by splendid palm trees and a sea from coral to transparent water from a color emerald.
The archipelago which is composed mainly of the islands of San Andrés and Providencia, was discovered in 1510 by the Spaniards then forsaken little time after, the English, the Dutchmen, the French and Spanish asserted the possession in turn of it, during successive military aggressions. These conflicts ended in 1793, following the signature of the treaty of Versailles which recognized the sovereignty of Spanish on the archipelago.

The island of San Andrés is crossed north in the south by a small assembly line which reaches hardly 55m rise.
The sea constitutes principal attraction, and the beaches are maintained as preciously as the golf courses, entirely cleaned and raked as of 5:00, whereas the tourists invade them as of 6:00 to leave them only towards 18:00.
Beach with white sand, crystalline water, bay protected by a coral reef, the sun amateurs will find all the activities watery and balneal which they wish, hiring of motor bike navy boards to veil, volley ball or fútbol of beach.