Parasailing in San Andrés | Fly over the sea of 7 colors. A unique aerial experience.

Dare to soar above the crystal-clear waters of San Andrés and enjoy an incomparable panoramic view of the Bay of Seven Colors. Parasailing is one of the most exciting and safe activities on the island, ideal for those seeking a different adventure. Go solo, as a couple, or even in a group of three, and experience the sensation of flying with complete stability and safety while enjoying the Caribbean from the sky.

Ideal for families, couples, adrenaline seekers, and travelers of all ages.

Departure point:

Cotton Cay Pier (in front of the police station) – San Andrés Island
Show up 15 minutes early

Total duration of the experience: 15 minutes in the air + preparation and boarding times

What's included?

• Parasailing over San Andrés Bay (100 to 120 meters high)

• Departure by boat from the dock to the take-off point

• Advance instructions with specialized personnel

• Safety equipment and certified harness

• Single, double or triple flight option (depending on weight and weather conditions)

• Safe return to the dock at the end of the activity

Not included:

• Transfers to the pier

• Photographs or videos (optional at additional cost)

• Food or drinks

• Unspecified services

Recommendations:

Bring a swimsuit or comfortable clothing, sunscreen, and waterproof items for electronic devices.
Minimum age: 5 years
Activity suitable for seniors and people with reduced mobility
Not recommended for people with heart problems or pregnant women

Conditions and reservation policy:

Activity subject to weather conditions and basic safety assessments
Reservation with 50% advance payment
Cancellations with more than 24 hours' notice: 70% refund
The flight can be individual or group depending on wind conditions and combined weight.
Limited capacity and continuous departures during the day

Book now and experience parasailing with Live Vacations Tour
Fly high, feel the breeze, and contemplate the Caribbean like never before from the skies of San Andrés.