La Piscinita

I went 2 different times: The 1st time it was to swim and see the sunset. It has a perfect view of the sunset. Entrance is 10.000Pesos and they have a board to jump from sitting area and shade area. They don't charge you extra to sit or ve in the shade like most of the places in the island. There are drinks and very few snacks which have a regular price for the island. The service is top notch very friendly people. One of the few places of the island where I didnt feel pressured or taken advantage of. 2nd time to scooba dive. Paid 110.000pesos for about 30 mins of scooba and it was worth every penny. Countless species of fish of colours I've never seen and corals that look from and other planet that I never could have imagined. The dive instructor was dilligent and helpful. Again an honnest company who will give you the bedt service with the best price.

This place is amazing. Great view. It is a bit far from the center of the city, but if you take but to get there from the downtown, it takes around 40 minutes to arrive and it costs 3.600 Colombian pesos. The entrance to West view and piscinitas is 5.000 Colombian pesos per person. There you can dive and see a lot of marine fauna.

La Piscinita is a great spot to spend a couple of hours enjoying the sea. The entrance fee is 10k per person, and honestly, 1 to 2 hours is plenty to enjoy what it offers. There are lounge chairs where you can relax between swims, plus diving boards and a slide that make it fun for both kids and adults. If you bring snorkeling gear, you can spot some small fish in the clear water, which is a nice bonus! It’s a simple place but well worth a visit for a refreshing dip and some light snorkeling in a relaxed environment.

It's a small bar with plastic chairs and sunbeds, a lot of local people. They don't accept dollars for the entrance ( 3 doll per person) only card, but inside, you can not buy the drinks if u don't have pesos. You can enter the water by jumping 4m high, water slides, or metal staircases. Not recommend

Amazing experience! The water was fanatic, there were plenty of fish swimming with us while in the water. It can get a bit crowded at times though. A must to visit when in San Andrés.

It was amazing, definitely not to be missed.

An excellent place to visit... behind to west view ecological and turistical park, is a place similar attended by native people and you don't have to pay the entrance, only to drink and eat something there

Beautiful clear blue waters and visible aquarium fish. Volcanic type rocks this so wear good water shoes. Much less crowded and calmer waters than Sprat bright which everyone seems to flock to.