Audio Guide of Island House Museum

The museum is generally open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. We recommend confirming exact hours before your visit by calling +57 123 456 7890 or checking the official San Andres Tourism website.

Admission is usually free, although voluntary donations are accepted for maintenance (approximately COP 5,000 to 10,000 per person). It is best to bring cash.

A full visit takes between 30 and 45 minutes. It is small but full of cultural details that are worth appreciating at a leisurely pace.

The Island House Museum preserves the Raizal heritage of San Andres, showcasing Afro-Caribbean traditions, historical utensils, and the typical island architecture of the 20th century. It is a symbol of cultural resilience.

It can be visited year-round, but there is less rain between December and April. Mornings are ideal to avoid crowds and intense heat.

It has some limitations because it is an old building. There are steps at the entrance and narrow spaces. Contact the museum in advance to confirm specific accessibility options.

Spratt Bight Beach is a 10-minute walk away. We also recommend visiting the village of La Loma and the Baptist Church to complete your cultural experience.

Wear comfortable shoes, sun protection, and bring a bottle of water. Do not forget your camera: the colorful walls are very photogenic. Ask the local guides to explain the Raizal traditions.