Spratt Bight Beach
Playa de Spratt Bight
The main beach on the northern side of San Andrés town, with fine white sand and the Seven Color Sea right in front of you, plus a pedestrian street, duty-free shops, and the dock for island-hopping boats.
Spratt Bight is a long strip of white sand on the north shore of San Andrés town. The water shifts from pale green to deep blue, making it the easiest place to see the Seven Color Sea. Behind the beach, the Peatonal (pedestrian street) is lined with restaurants, ice cream shops, and duty-free stores, and there is often live music in the evenings. Many boats to Johnny Cay and the aquarium depart from here. The beach is free, and you can rent loungers and umbrellas. Keep valuables close to you.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Johnny Cay
- Old Point Regional Mangrove Park
- First Baptist Church, La Loma
- El Acuario & Haynes Cay
- Casa Museo Isleña
- Big Pond Lagoon
- Rocky Cay
- Morgan's Cave