Isla Larga

The beach is beautiful in a 10-meter-wide strip, but beyond that there is trash everywhere (left by the locals). It looks as if a tornado had passed over the island. The village looks like one big pigsty. They call it a protected area and even remind visitors to take care of the environment… but they should be telling this to the locals, who have turned the island into a dumping ground. And it is overpriced!

Not really impressed with the island, but staying in Ecohotel Rosario was very nice - clean water to swim, calm place, attentive staff. Good getaway, but not much possibilities to do on the island.

Good island for an experience, local culture. Super touristy though. Liled that the tour included snorkeling but the snorkeling area was not really great. Dead corals

Well not so much of sandy beaches! But its a lovely island to snorkel, watch the sunset have pina coladas and relax by the water, it has clear waters, Pablo Escobars remains such as a plane underwater that you can snorkel around and massive Abandoned villa… anyway good fish to eat all around the island and go to bora bora, there is a place called sunset bar you can enjoy a beautiful sunset and have a cocktail.

Not so nice as I would expect. One or two small beaches, not so clean not so nice, and sometimes get very crowded. The island itself is full of abandoned building and trash. However, I really enjoyed eating fresh lobster right at the beach (you can buy it from a tall guy named Juse, he shows you the lobsters, you pick and he cooks it for you and bring to the beach). Snorkeling is fun too. My favorite was the enchanted lagoon, really magical.

Very cool beach. Amazing clear water and great views. Pablo Escobar had a property close by that you can visit. Snorkeling in this area is a must.

I wanna suggest people who cannot speak Spanish be careful to everything in this island.We paid 150,000 peso and be sent to a poor beach.The host for this beach forced us to follow them.We don’t understand what they say , so we have to follow them.Actually they took me to visit the poor villages which we have little interest and it’s real a embarrassing tour because we don’t understand what they say.After that, they asked us 40,000 peso for this rubbish tour. This action gave us a good lesson that I will never believe them anymore.Good luck for this place.

The nature is very nice and we had a really nice snorkling trip with Victor booked through Rosario EcoHotel. We walked around the island which is completely safe and would highly recommend doing this if you want to see other perspective, not jus tourist places and nice beaches. We ate in local restaurants, one of the best food we ate in Colombia! One sad thing are local stray dogs who don’t have access to food and water so share some with them if you have a possibility! They are quite locked on island and due to poor living conditions it is reasonable that locals can’t take care for them.