San Andres Airport Lounges
San Andres Island Gustavo R. Pinilla Intl · San Andres Island, Colombia
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla International (ADZ) is the gateway to Colombia's Caribbean island of San Andres, and it has a single airport lounge: the AeroPrime San Andres lounge, airside in the domestic departures area near Gate 4. It welcomes Priority Pass members and serves snacks, drinks and a quiet seat before your flight home.
Content updated June 25, 2026
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Last updated June 25, 2026
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AeroPrime San Andres
The AeroPrime San Andres lounge is the only lounge at the airport, so it's the default pick for anyone with access. It sits airside in the domestic departures area near Gate 4, takes Priority Pass, and offers air conditioning, complimentary snacks and drinks, Wi-Fi and flight information away from the busy terminal floor.
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The AeroPrime San Andres lounge is the only lounge at San Andres Gustavo Rojas Pinilla International (ADZ), airside in the domestic departures area near Gate 4. It welcomes Priority Pass…
San Andres Island Gustavo R. Pinilla Intl lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
San Andres runs from a single compact passenger terminal handling mostly domestic flights to mainland Colombia, plus a few international services. The airport's one lounge, AeroPrime San Andres, sits airside in the domestic departures area near Gate 4, after security. Access is via Priority Pass.
- —Single terminal with one airport lounge
- —AeroPrime San Andres lounge is airside, near Gate 4
- —Access is via Priority Pass membership
- —Open 07:00 to 21:00 daily, with a maximum three-hour stay
How to get into lounges at ADZ.
San Andres has one lounge, and the main way in is Priority Pass. There's no airline or alliance lounge here, so your membership card, rather than your ticket class, is what gets you through the door. Always confirm current access terms before you travel, as a single-lounge airport can fill up at peak departure times.
Priority Pass
The AeroPrime San Andres lounge accepts Priority Pass membership. Present a valid Priority Pass card with your boarding pass at the door. This is the primary listed way into the airport's only lounge.
Priority PassLounge networks & digital cards
The lounge accepts digital lounge cards as well as physical Priority Pass membership. If your card scheme partners with Priority Pass, check whether your app or card includes the AeroPrime San Andres lounge before you rely on it at the gate.
Priority PassPay for premium extras
Entry covers complimentary snacks, soft drinks and a couple of house alcoholic drinks per adult. Beyond that, premium drinks are available to buy, so you can pay at the bar for anything above the included allowance without needing extra membership.
Airline & alliance lounges
San Andres has no dedicated airline or alliance lounge. Premium-cabin passengers and frequent flyers flying out of ADZ use the same AeroPrime lounge via Priority Pass rather than a branded carrier lounge.
Know before you go.
One lounge, plan around it
- —San Andres has a single lounge, so it can fill up — arrive with a little time in hand if you want a seat.
- —The AeroPrime San Andres lounge is airside near Gate 4, so clear security before counting on lounge time.
- —There's no airline lounge here, so Priority Pass is the route in regardless of which carrier you're flying.
Know the rules
- —The lounge runs a maximum three-hour stay, so time your visit to your departure rather than arriving hours early.
- —Complimentary alcoholic drinks are limited to two per adult; anything more is a paid premium extra.
- —Children under five are admitted free, which is useful if you're travelling as a family.
What to expect
- —Expect air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV and flight-information screens — a welcome cool-down on a hot Caribbean island.
- —Food is light: complimentary snacks rather than a hot buffet, plus soft drinks, house wine and beer.
- —There are no showers or sleeping pods, so treat it as a comfortable waiting space rather than a full rest stop.
Timing your visit
- —The lounge is open 07:00 to 21:00 daily, so very early or late departures may fall outside its hours.
- —San Andres is a leisure destination, so departures cluster around end-of-holiday flights back to the mainland.
- —If the lounge is busy or closed, the main terminal has cafes and shops near the gates as a fallback.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at San Andres (ADZ): the AeroPrime San Andres lounge. It sits airside in the domestic departures area near Gate 4, after security.
Yes. The AeroPrime San Andres lounge accepts Priority Pass membership. Present a valid Priority Pass card with your boarding pass at the door. It's the airport's only lounge, so check capacity at busy departure times.
The AeroPrime San Andres lounge is airside, in the domestic departures area near Gate 4. You'll need to clear security before you can reach it.
The AeroPrime San Andres lounge is open 07:00 to 21:00 daily. There's a maximum three-hour stay per visit, so plan your arrival around your departure time.
No. San Andres has no dedicated airline or alliance lounge. The AeroPrime San Andres lounge is the only lounge, and access is via Priority Pass rather than a branded carrier lounge.
Entry includes complimentary snacks, soft drinks, house wine and beer, with a limit of two complimentary alcoholic drinks per adult. Premium drinks are available to buy. It's a light snack offering rather than a hot buffet.
No. The AeroPrime San Andres lounge does not have showers or sleeping pods. It does have air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, newspapers and flight-information screens, so it works well as a comfortable waiting space.
Yes. Children under five are admitted free at the AeroPrime San Andres lounge. The lounge takes Priority Pass, so check your membership's guest and child policy before you travel.