Houston, TX, USA to San Andrés from $90: 1 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Traveling From Houston to San Andres (San Andres and Providencia Islands)

Travel from the bustling urban life of Houston to the tranquil beaches and vibrant culture of San Andres, where clear turquoise waters and lush landscapes offer a stark contrast to the city’s fast-paced vibe.

Best Neighbourhoods in San Andres (San Andres and Providencia Islands)

San Andres features diverse neighborhoods that cater to various traveler preferences.

Centro

• Bustling shops and restaurants nearby.

• Close proximity to the beach.

San Luis

• Laid-back vibe with serene beaches.

• Great for snorkeling and diving.

Providencia

• Pristine landscapes and less crowded.

• Rich cultural experiences and local cuisine.

Best Times To Visit San Andres (San Andres and Providencia Islands)'s Attractions

Timing your visits can elevate your experience in San Andres.

Johnny Cay

Visit early in the morning for fewer crowds and serene views.

Hoyo Soplador

Early afternoons are ideal, capturing the geyser at its best.

Rocky Cay

Explore late afternoon for a picturesque sunset and quieter beach.

San Andres (San Andres and Providencia Islands) Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

San Andres enjoys a tropical climate, featuring warm temperatures and humidity throughout the year, making it an inviting destination. The best times to visit are from December to April, when you can experience pleasant weather and fewer rain showers, enhancing your travel experience.

Dining in San Andres: A Culinary Adventure

Be sure to try the local dish 'Rondón,' a hearty coconut milk stew made with fish, yuca, and plantains, showcasing the island's Caribbean flavor profile that differs from Houston's Tex-Mex influence. Dining in San Andres often occurs in laid-back beachfront settings, allowing you to savor your meal while enjoying the sound of waves and a breathtaking sunset.