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Trip Info
San Andres Archipelago 
Departs from
San Andres. San Andres Island
Boarding: Sunday 12:00pm
Returns to:
San Andres, San Andres Island
Disembark: Saturday 09:00am
Airfares
Getting to Quest
We will be at anchor off Nene's Marina at the northern tip of the Island.
We will meet at Nene's marina at 12:00pm for boarding.

     Included

  • Single bed in two bed cabin          with upper and lower beds

  • All meals and snacks

  • Beer, wine 

  • Up to 19 dives

  • Tanks and weight belts

  • Bed sheets and towels

     Not Included

  • Airfare ​

  • Ground transfers to and from the airport

  • Dive gear

  • Pre or post hotel stays

  • Fees and taxes

  • Crew gratuity

  • Covid 19 test (if required)

     Deposits/Payments
A $250.00 per person deposit. The balance is due 90 days prior to departure.
Method of Payment
Wire transfer
Travel Insurance
S/Y Quest will not offer refunds for charters cancelled or shortened due to adverse weather, acts of God or nature, or events not within the reasonable control of S/Y Quest. We strongly recommend you obtain travel insurance for your vacation.
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It is also recommended that all divers have diving accident insurance. For more information and to purchase dive and travel insurance, visit the providers below: 
  • DAN   
  • Diveassure
  • Travelex

Travel Check List

Covid-19 Information
Entry and Exit Requirements: 
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You have to do the Check-Mig registration 24 hours before the flight at the following link: 

For more information look at the following link: 
CLOTHING AND PERSONAL ITEMS TO BRING:
Keep in mind that space is limited on a sailboats. We suggest bringing several bathing suits, shorts, long pants, several t-shirts and a wind breaker all packed in soft luggage. Also pack sunscreen (non-oil/reef safe) and sunglasses. At night it can be a little bit chili so bring sweats/warm clothing for topside. Personal items such as aspirin, decongestants and shampoos are also recommended.
What to bring

  • Dive logbook to keep track of your dives

  • Dive certification card

  • Mask, fins and snorkel 

  • Buoyancy compensator 

  • Regulator with submersible pressure gauge 

  • Dive watch 

  • Depth gauge or computer 

  • Wetsuit 

  • Dive light 

  • Chemical light stick or suitable substitute 

What not to bring
Big bulky bags – try to pack light and in soft-sided bags.
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There is really not any space onboard to store hard suit cases and the same for hard carry on hand luggage.
So bring only soft bags or backpacks 
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