Breathtaking views - This excursion offers a captivating boat ride to various islands, making it an essential activity to include in your itinerary. The scenery is truly awe-inspiring, with the ocean showcasing a magnificent display of seven distinct shades, each more beautiful than the last. Without a doubt, this is an unforgettable experience that should not be missed.

San Andrés we will return - Essential excursion to do in San Andrés. The reservation administration staff is very attentive and communicative about the state of the tides and they manage at all times the change of excursion due to tides. The excursion is very nice and meets expectations and schedule. To put it another way, the islands are very crowded and you feel a little overwhelmed by not having your space.

Tour to the islands - Excellent service, punctual in each part of the tour. Very friendly and attentive staff. The advantage of buying it before you don't wait in line and you arrive directly.

7 Shades of Blue Water! - Arriving for our tour check-in, the initial experience was hectic and disorganized, leaving us pointed in a random direction to wait for our boat. After some time, we sought clarification on the waiting area and were directed elsewhere. Uncertainty loomed as an hour passed beyond the start time, wondering if we missed our boat. However, once aboard, the experience transformed, with the breathtaking sights of the 7 shades of the water and Johnny Cay leaving us in awe. The guides were incredibly hospitable, though the rough start, especially in the hot sun, was challenging when traveling with children, who became agitated amidst the confusion and heat.

Nice sea experience - Nice island with a blue and green sea around it in 7 diferent colours. Good food and drinks. Take snorkel equipment with you. Dont fotget sunscreen.

Fantastic experience! - Service is very good! Great places to snorkel! We liked a lot! The boat and island guides were wonderful!

Tour you can't miss - I purchased the tour through Viatour and it is well worth it, as they are unmissable points when visiting San Andrés, the landscapes are perfect. As the tour connects the two islands, the tip is to take plenty of sunscreen and wear water shoes to walk on the corals.

Ok - It was OK. Arrival and boarding system was utter chaos. Noone on our tour spoke English even though we booked the English speaking tour. Johnny Cay is worth a short visit. Doesn't warrant the 3+ hours we spent there. Suspect the extra time was so local 'agents' can look after you and arrange your lunch. Don't buy drinks or food independently they get very cross, we saw first hand with Anthony. The Aquarium was amazing. Shallow crystal blue waters. They've even managed to squeeze a couple of bars on a 50 meter man made platform. We didn't go into the Mangroves, which we thought we would do, just simply passed by at a distance with the guide providing details in Spainish (which we don't speak). All in all a very nice day

Waste of money don't go there - Money wasted on mega tourist gig They showed us a fake starfish, it was made of hard plastic and was well made. Every island you visited had a tax to pay

Bad organization - Arrived to be told that my reservation was canceled and an email was sent the previous day. None of this was true. I had to call Viator and debate with the organizer of the boat ride. In the end I went but the experience in the beginning soured everything else.