San Andres Providencia Ferry

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How can I book ferry tickets from San Andres to Providencia?

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Can you travel as a foot passenger on the ferry from San Andres to Providencia?

No, currently you cannot travel as a foot passenger on any San Andres to Providencia ferries.

Can you take your car on the ferry from San Andres to Providencia?

No, cars are not allowed on this ferry route.

Can you bring pets on the ferry from San Andres to Providencia?

No, pets currently are not allowed onboard this ferry service.

Providencia Guide

Providencia Ferry Port

Providencia is a Colombian Island, forming part of the Archipelago of San Andres, lying in the Caribbean Sea. The only ferry route departing the port is to San Andres, a popular tourist destination, lasting around three hours and supplied by Conocemos Navegando.

What is there to do in Providencia?

Postcard picture beaches, glorious sunshine and stunning mountainside – it is easy to see why Providencia is regarded as such a paradise. With no direct flights to the island, it remains a peaceful haven that has remained largely untouched by the demands of tourism; the locals still largely speak in the authentic dialect and the infrastructure and architecture is defiantly simplistic. Many who do venture to the golden sands and towering hillside hope for a relaxing time in the peaceful environment, whiling away the hours reading in a hammock or basking in the Caribbean sun. The hotels, restaurants and bars are run by warm, friendly locals welcoming visitors into their blissful utopia. The weather and scenery lends itself to relaxing in the sun, yet there is a wealth of activity on Providencia. Scuba diving, snorkelling and swimming are popular pastimes for visitors and locals alike; fully qualified instructors offer guidance for beginners, whereas those with more experience can explore the waters at their own leisure. For an afternoon indulging in an activity somewhere in between sunbathing and scuba diving, walking trails decorate the landscape, affording incredible vistas of the surrounding scenery. Boat tours are also popular with anyone hoping to witness the mountainous island as a refreshing sea breeze keeps you cool.

How do you get around Providencia?

Numerous ways exist to travel around the island; moped and bicycle hire companies provide good value for money, and for quick and convenient transport there are also taxis readily available. Moto-taxis usually circulate half of the island, providing easy transportation if you’re not in a hurry.