Nightlife in San Andrés: bars, music and dancing
Nightlife in San Andrés is concentrated in the town centre, by Spratt Bight beach, with nightclubs and Latin music bars. If you’d rather something quieter, the west coast and Providencia have beach bars with reggae and sunsets.
San Andrés
Coco Loco
Long-standing nightclub facing Spratt Bight beach, with an indoor dance floor and a terrace, playing reggaeton, salsa and Latin music until the early hours.
Caribbean Disco Club
Nightclub with a terrace and covered dance floor near the pedestrian area, with themed nights of Caribbean music, reggae and reggaeton.
Savage Disco Bar
Crossover music nightclub in the Zona Rosa in the town centre; according to its profile, it opens Thursday to Sunday, from 9pm to 4am.
Banzai Cocktail Bar
Cocktail bar that bills itself as the island’s first, with tropical fruit cocktails, reggae and dancehall music and an open-air terrace.
Freedom Bar, Restaurant & Shop
Afro-Caribbean style bar and restaurant in the town centre, with reggae music, cocktails and local food; reviews mention live music on Fridays.
Reggae Roots
Rastafarian-style bar on the west coast cliffs, next to West View, with a diving board into the sea, snorkelling and sunset views.
Big Mama Place
Small seafront reggae bar on the west coast, north of Reggae Roots, known for its piña coladas, sunsets and snorkelling from the shore.
IBIZA bar flotante
Floating bar anchored near Cotton Cay, about 15 minutes by boat from the Muelle de la Policía, with a DJ, sun deck and swimming area; it opens during the day.
Providencia
Roland Roots Reggae Bar & Restaurant
Beach bar in Manzanillo with bamboo huts on the sand, reggae and night-time parties; known for its coco loco, seafood and live music.
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List compiled by Siete Azules using OpenStreetMap data and our own checks in October 2026. These are not paid adverts. Check opening hours and prices before you go.
Where to go out
In the North End, around Spratt Bight, you’ll find the liveliest nightclubs and bars, playing reggaeton, salsa and Latin music until late. In West View and El Cove there are smaller bars facing the sea.
Tips for a night out
Get around by taxi at night and agree the fare before you get in. Carry only the cash you’ll need and don’t leave valuables on show. If you’re diving the next day, remember that alcohol and diving don’t mix.
Frequently asked questions
Is there any nightlife in Providencia?
Very little, and it’s low-key: the odd beach bar with live music or reggae. Providencia is for unwinding.
How much is a beer in a bar?
As a guide, 8,000 to 15,000 pesos for a Colombian beer, depending on the place.
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