Paddle a sea kayak through San Andrés' ethereal mangrove channels at dusk, where roots arch over glass-calm water and herons ghost overhead. Transition to a sunset catamaran sail across the Sea of Seven Colors as the sky turns amber — the island's most cinematic finale.
What to expect
Launching from a sheltered mangrove channel on the island's southern end, a naturalist guide identifies the three native mangrove species and points out roosting frigate birds, land crabs, and juvenile reef fish nursed in the roots. After 90 minutes of quiet paddling, you transfer to a sleek catamaran anchored in the lagoon. As the afternoon light softens, the sea lives up to its name — jade, turquoise, cobalt, and indigo all visible simultaneously. Rum punch, fresh fruit, and Colombian snacks are served as the crew sails a slow loop back toward the North End pier under a sherbet sky.
Good to know
Departures typically 3–3.5 hours before sunset; confirm exact timing against your ship's all-aboard. The kayak segment requires moderate paddling fitness — no prior experience needed but inform the operator of any mobility constraints. Book the private catamaran directly for the most luxurious experience; the shared sunset sail is still small-group (max 12 pax).
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at San Andres Island — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.