Top Water Activities Spots in Colombia

If you're trying to save some cash, bring your own snacks and water. The shops inside can be pricey, and I was surprised at how much I spent on a basic sandwich!

I suggest downloading the airport app before you go. It helped me locate amenities quickly and even find charging stations for my phone, which was a lifesaver!

My advice is to check out the free Wi-Fi; it was surprisingly good throughout the terminal. I was able to catch up on work while waiting!

Keep your eyes peeled for local food stalls, especially in the early morning hours. I had an amazing arepa that didn't break the bank!

Don’t skip out on the local food stands. The street food is delicious and super affordable. You can enjoy fresh seafood for a fraction of restaurant prices!

If you're into surfing, try to catch the waves at Rocky Cay. The vibe is relaxed, plus you can usually find a good instructor without breaking the bank!

Check out Sprat Bight beach in the morning, around 8 AM. The water is calm and perfect for a swim before the crowds jump in and it turns into a busy spot!

I suggest you bring your own snorkeling gear. Rentals can be pricey, and the best spots are usually just off the beach. You'll save money and can go whenever you want.

I recommend exploring around the area after swimming. The views and spots nearby are just stunning! Make sure to have your camera ready!

Watch out for sunburn. I thought I was fine, but a few hours in the sun without reapplying sunscreen got me. Bring a hat too.

Don’t forget your snorkeling gear! I didn’t bring mine and ended up renting it for a bit too much. Check local shops first!

Do be careful with the tide; it can get a bit rough, especially in the afternoon. I thought it would be the same all day, and I was wrong.

Bring your own snacks and drinks! While there are some places to buy food, they can be pricey and sometimes lack variety. Packing a cooler saved me money and I got to enjoy a picnic right on the beach.

If you're into surfing, rent your boards from the local shops instead of bringing your own. They offer great deals and it's easier than lugging them on the trip. I found a reliable rental shop just a short walk from the beach.

I suggest visiting during the late afternoon. The sunset views are absolutely breathtaking, and you can avoid the heat of midday. Plus, fewer crowds means a more relaxed vibe while you're soaking up the beauty

I recommend visiting during the dry season from June to September. The waves are perfect for surfing and the weather is much more pleasant. I went in October, and it was so rainy!

I recommend bringing your own snorkeling gear to save some cash, because renting equipment there can add up. Plus, you’ll want to dive in as soon as you hit the beach!

My advice is to check the tide schedule before you go. I found the best snorkeling spots around 10 AM when the water was calmest, making it totally worth it!

I recommend bringing your own snorkeling gear if you can. Renting it on-site can be a bit pricey, plus you'll want to have it ready when you spot some cool fish. I saved a few bucks this way.

I suggest going early, around 9 AM, to avoid the crowds and get the best snorkeling spots before everyone shows up. It makes a huge difference for a peaceful experience.

Bring your own snacks and water! The prices at nearby kiosks can be steep. We packed a cooler, and it saved us a lot while enjoying a lovely day by the water