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Public buses marked "Old Point" run from the San Andres terminal and take roughly 30 minutes, but schedules are irregular and you will need to arrange your own return. Taxis get you there faster but drop you off and leave. A Daytrip private transfer means a professional driver picks you up from exactly where you are staying, waits while you explore, and takes you back on your schedule. For a park where you want to linger until the light is right for birding, having a driver on standby removes the anxiety of finding a ride back.
Most visitors find that 2 to 3 hours is the sweet spot. That gives you enough time to walk the full boardwalk trail, take in the interpretive signs about the local ecosystem, and join a kayak tour through the mangrove tunnels if you want the on-the-water experience. It pairs well with other stops on the island, making it a natural fit for a half-day excursion.
Yes. The boardwalk trail is accessible and well-marked with educational signage about the flora and fauna, making it genuinely engaging for children and adults who are new to mangrove ecosystems. The kayak tours are calm-water experiences suited to most fitness levels. The park is not a strenuous hike — it is a peaceful, immersive walk that tends to convert even reluctant nature visitors into fans by the end.
Old Point is the most extensive mangrove system on San Andres Island, and it feels like a completely different world from the beaches and resort strips. You walk elevated boardwalks through tunnels of red mangrove roots arching over the water, spot crabs, iguanas, and migratory birds in their natural habitat, and kayak through channels where more than 80% of the island's marine species begin their lives. It is the kind of place that surprises people who think they have already seen what San Andres has to offer.
Wear light, breathable clothing and closed-toe shoes with grip, as the boardwalk can be slippery and the terrain uneven in places. Bring insect repellent, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. If you plan to kayak, a change of clothes is handy. A pair of binoculars will significantly improve the birdwatching experience.
The park is a sanctuary for endemic and migratory bird species, making it a genuine destination for birdwatchers. Beyond birds, look for crabs picking their way across the roots, iguanas basking in the filtered light, and graceful butterflies moving through the dry forest section of the park. The estuary and lagoons also support mussels and oysters visible just below the waterline. Early morning visits tend to reward the most wildlife sightings.
