Hoyo Soplador

The attaction is simple, there is no real cost to enter but strongly suggested that you buy a drink/ juice as a token to help tourism. If you feel like getting wet, you can stand on the rope near the hole and someone will film you on action... you'll need watershoes, youbare walking on volcanic rocks.

The natural blowhole it's an interesting thing to see, although idk... not really worth it for me, this is a real tourist trap where even locals treat you and trick you by saying it's mandatory to buy Cocos or drinks, watch out because its NOT! it's also very chaotic, you can find a absurd line of people to take a picture.

It's NOT FREE unless the vendors are not there. Took private transportation there and the driver spoke with the locales that we were there to see the attraction. The locales physically blocked us and did not let us through to the location. They stated that we must buy something in order to see it. Be aware, you may pay and then there may not be the right conditions for the attraction. Think it over before traveling to this attraction.

Don't pay anyone to take you there. Is free, you can buy drinks to help tourism in San Andrés. If you are lucky you could hit the air 😎

Check the tide before coming and expect paying at least 20-30k per couple ITS NOT FREE even though they say it, they’ll charge anyway or you will not be allowed through, and after they secure your money then they will mention there was no wind/high tide The worst part is that the drinks taste worse than hand sanitizer

Good experience but can get crowded at times. The local shops and/or bars would kindly ask to purchase a drink to support local businesses (they make it clear there is no entry fee) so please consider to do so. They are reasonably priced and very tasty drinks.

Proceed at your own risk. I went there, and the natives said it was free, but they will insist and persist that you buy a drink!!! When i went there was no wind. It was just a hole. If you end up going to the hole, they get very mad if you don't buy anything!!! Our piña coladas were not good.

Not worth it. A hole in the soil that might or might not blow due to weather. Most importantly, the natural attraction is surrounded by 1000 stores that offer expensive and bad bad drinks (not potable water). The island has far more to offer than this... Go under your own risk and carry your own water.