Step-by-step arrival process: - Flight San Andrés → Providencia with SATENA (15 minutes) - Flight frequency varies by season - Taxi/van from Providencia airport to Lovers’ Bridge (Puente de los Enamorados) — approx. COP 40,000 (up to 4 people) - Final 4-minute walk across the pedestrian bridge to Miss Francia’s Home Important: Santa Catalina is a fully pedestrian island. Vehicles remain parked on the Providencia side.

Yes. The same tourist card is required for all three islands (San Andrés, Providencia, Santa Catalina). - 2026 cost: COP 153,000 (approx. USD 42) - Includes tourism card + infrastructure contribution - Paid at departure airport before flying to San Andrés - Exemption: children under 7 - Required documents: passport or Colombian ID + return ticket

Santa Catalina offers a rare car-free island environment: - No motorized vehicles - Absolute tranquility and clean air - Safe walking everywhere - Island size: approx. 1 km² - Ideal for couples, families, and slow travel Vehicles remain parked on the Providencia side of the bridge. Mobility is by walking or bicycle.

Santa Catalina is much smaller (1 km²), more intimate and peaceful, with fewer than 400 residents. Providencia (17 km²) offers more services, restaurants, shops, and has around 5,000 inhabitants. Santa Catalina provides unique experiences such as Fort Warwick, Morgan’s Head, and untouched beaches, while Providencia hosts the main infrastructure (airport, banks, basic hospital). They are connected by the Lovers’ Bridge, which can be crossed in just 4 minutes. In practical terms, Santa Catalina can be considered a quieter, more exclusive extension of Providencia — similar to a distinct neighborhood, but with its own strong identity and character.

Yes, but cash is essential. - Banks: Banco Agrario and Banco de Bogotá in Providencia town - ATMs available - Only ~20% of businesses accept cards - Santa Catalina operates mostly in cash Recommended cash: - 3–4 days: COP 800,000–1,200,000 - 1 week: COP 1,500,000–2,000,000 - 2 weeks: COP 2,500,000–3,500,000

Essentials year-round: - Reef-safe sunscreen - Insect repellent (sand flies active at dusk) - Water shoes for coral areas - Light cotton clothing - Hat and sunglasses - Light hiking shoes or boots

Your stay at Miss Francia’s Home includes: • Traditional Raizal breakfast served by the sea • Complimentary kayak use • WiFi + ocean-view coworking space • Access to the community dock • Fully equipped shared kitchen • Welcome shot of Bushy Rum • Pet-friendly service • Personalized support from pre-arrival through post-stay Everything is designed to make you feel cared for, connected, and completely at home in the island rhythm.