Getting Around Intendenciade San Andrés y Providencia

There is one main road that goes around Providencia island so it is fairly hard to get lost when you are on that road. The road is in fairly good condition and as you can kinda see by the picture it does not get too busy.

The most common form to travel San Andres is by airplane, them usually fly from the big cities like Bogota, Cali, Medellin and Barranquilla; exist two principal airlines Aerorepublica and Alianza Suma. By plane you waste two hours, the cost is the same for both (about US100 ) trip around.

Other Options:

From Colombia:
There are daily flights from most major cities, the most flights are from Bogota with multiple flights daily. Other cities may have only one flight daily or two or three times a week. If you are planning to connect though a Colombian city your best option would be Bogota.

From South America:
The best option is to book your flight through Bogotá or check with your Travel Agency for charter flights, sometimes there are charter flights from Argentina.

From Central America:
There are flights from San Jose (Costa Rica). If you are planning a trip from any other country in Central America your best option is to make a connection in Costa Rica.

From the U.S. and Canada:
Sometimes there are non-stop (less than 2 hours) flights from Miami, check your travel agency for special charter flights. You can make the trip with a stop over in Bogotá or Costa Rica.

From Europe or Asia:
Your best option is to travel through the United States, Bogotá or check with your travel agency for special charter flights... the most common are from Germany and Italy.

Catalina Estrada

you also can travel by ship, rather cargo ships, but that can take you between seventy-two and eighty hours....and to take a ship you have been in Cartagena or in Barranquilla, is cheaper but you waste a lot of time.