It is a site at the south end of San Andrés where the attraction is a stream of air and very strong water gushing from a hole, a few meters from the sea, produced by waves crashing against a series of underground tunnels in the coral reefs.
Underwater cave and coconut /pirate museum. There's a fuyll-scale replica of galleon from 16th century. It is said the pirate Henry Morgan hid his treasures there.
It consists of a fillet of fish, snail, cassava, yams, pigtail, baked plantains and domplines (flour tortillas), bathed and cooked in coconut milk with pepper.
A place where walking on water seems possible. It is also called Rose Cay, where the water depth is close to a meter.
During this event ensembles of countries like Jamaica and Haiti are represented. It also offers lectures on music, documentaries, samples dances and local cuisine.
