San Pedro Ferry

San Pedro Guide

What is there to do in San Pedro?

San Pedro has developed into a mecca for deep sea diving; numerous tourists, typically from America, flock to the town each year to witness the amazing coral reefs and explore the exotic sea life. From Monday to Thursday, divers adorn the waters from morning until the early evening, creating a hub of excitement and energy around the shoreline. But come the weekend, especially in high season, the resort comes alive with tourists and locals alike enjoying the myriad of lively bars and decadent clubs – the combination of fast paced music and cheap alcohol result in most holidaymakers staying out until the early hours of the morning. In the low season, the town transforms into a more tranquil haven; visitors looking to stay away from the beaten track can bask in peace next to tropical palm trees and endless stretches of beaches. The relative difficulty in reaching the town means that the restaurants and bars remain fairly empty in the quieter months, making it the perfect destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. Despite the lack of custom, the restaurants still strive to provide excellent service and undoubtedly long to supply delicious seafood fresh from the water.

How do you get around San Pedro?

Making for quite an exciting way to travel around the picturesque streets, the most popular form of transportation is a golf buggy. Whilst in the town centre, you’ll spot an array of golf buggies buzzing around San Pedro.