A few minutes from the city, you will find an islet where its crystal clear waters will captivate you. Johnny Cay Island has the distinction of protected regional park thanks to its biodiversity and natural beauty.

Walk through the mangroves. Mangle Old Point Regional Park is a flora and fauna sanctuary located on the eastern side of San Andreas. It is the first tour of our tour, there travelers can observe a mangrove system inhabited by mussels, crabs, iguanas and lizards, as well as endemic and migratory birds.

El Palito (Tiki Bar). It is in the sector known as "Palito" where travelers can enjoy a white sand bass where they can swim, snorkel or simply enjoy the sea. In this area is also one of the island’s iconic floating bars called “Tiki Bar”.

Stop the Aquarium (Haynes Cay). It is a small islet and a wonder for the senses. It is surrounded by stone, coralline sand, crystal clear waters and shades of blue that are home to a variety of fish with various colors. Here travelers can go snorkeling, relaxing or just take a dip.

Rose Cay (Instagram Beach) (As part of Aquarium Key). It is an islet next to Haynes Cay, allows travelers almost to walk on the water, as it has white sand banks. It is ideal for taking pictures for nets and also for snorkeling as you see a wide variety of fish.

The tour does not include lunch. We make a stop at a local beach restaurant, where each passenger freely decides whether to have lunch or not. We have no alliances, agreements or business relationship with restaurants. The choice of the place is made by the captains looking for the one that is less full or has better attention at that time. Dishes typically cost between $50,000 and $60,000 COP per person. They are simple and local restaurants, they are not luxurious restaurants. If you prefer, you can bring your own snacks or food. We clarify this information so that the experience of the tour and its evaluation is not influenced by the restaurant or lunch, as this aspect is not part of our service and does not depend on us.

White Wata. Our last stop of the tour is in a crystal clear water area, where all boats are anchored ending the afternoon, it is an area by floating bars. Travellers wishing to visit these bars, swim in the area or stay on the boat. Does not include entrance to floating bars.