Covered in coconut palms and cut by sharp ravines that turn into rivers after rain, the seahorse-shaped San Andrés is the largest island in the archipelago, covering 27 sq km. It’s the main commercial and administrative center of the archipelago. As the only transport hub to the mainland, it’s the first and last place you are likely to see.
The town of San Andrés (known locally as El Centro), at the northern end of the island, is a hideous agglomeration of fero-concrete blocks that look as if they were thrown together with a pitchfork. Fortunately, new zoning laws prevent its expansion and a recently constructed brick promenade along the waterfront will somewhat ease any sore eyes.
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