Geographically near Nicaragua, historically tied to England and politically part of Colombia, the islands of San Andrés and Providencia may at first glance seem a little schizophrenic. But after experiencing its isolated beaches, pristine coral reefs and unique island flavor, there is no doubting the reasons to visit the far-flung archipelago.
The lure of sun and sand (and duty-free imports) has been attracting tourists and mainland Colombians for several decades, and the principal town on San Andrés has grown into a bustling center of shopping malls and holiday resorts. The crowds, however, are not difficult to escape, and you could easily take up a Robinson Crusoe lifestyle on any number of isolated beaches.
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