Crab Cay

Located off the coast of Rocky Point in Colombia, Crab Cay is a small but beautiful beach that boasts crystal clear turquoise waters and soft white sand. At only 50 meters in length, it is a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying the stunning views of the Caribbean Sea.

Amenities at Crab Cay are limited, but there are restrooms available for visitors. Keep in mind that there are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not allowed on the beach.

At only 50 meters in length, it is a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying the stunning views of the Caribbean Sea

As Crab Cay is an island, there is no designated parking lot for visitors. However, there are a number of tour companies that offer transportation to and from the island, so visitors should check with their tour company about parking and transportation options.

Fun fact: Crab Cay is a protected area, so visitors are not allowed to touch or disturb any of the marine life or coral reefs in the area. The beach is also known for its resident iguanas that can often be seen lounging in the sun.

While Crab Cay may not have many attractions on or near the beach, visitors can take a short boat ride to other nearby beaches and islands. There are also a number of snorkeling and diving tours available for visitors who want to explore the rich marine life in the area.

There are no restaurants or food vendors on Crab Cay, but visitors can find a variety of seafood restaurants in the nearby town of San Andres.

There are no hotels on Crab Cay, but visitors can find a number of accommodations in the nearby town of San Andres, ranging from budget-friendly hostels to luxury resorts.