Santa Marta, located on the Atlantic coast of Colombia, offers breathtaking views of both the spectacular ocean and snow-capped mountains. Established in 1525, it is one of the oldest cities in the Americas, rich in historical and cultural legacy. The surrounding area features beautiful coastlines and unique marine habitats, including Palomino beach, known for its pristine sandy shores and azure waters.

In this region with beautiful beaches you also find many opportunities for diving, snorkeling, and other water sports.

Tayrona Park provides an unparalleled ecotourism travel experience where lush jungles meet stunning coastlines, creating a perfect retreat for nature enthusiasts seeking Colombia’s pristine beauty.

The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Park is a vital nature preserve due to its rich variety of plant and animal life. Situated near Tayrona Park, it is a must-see for those who cherish nature.

For ecotourism travel enthusiasts, the Trek to the Lost City offers a unique opportunity to combine Colombia’s impressive landscapes with indigenous traditions. Tayrona Park not only serves as a beautiful destination, but also provides insight into the way of life of local indigenous communities.

An exciting journey awaits those seeking adventure with a Trek to the Lost City. This ancient site, known as Teyuna or Buritaca, dates back to the 8th century AD and is one of Colombia’s most important archaeological sites. The trek involves a two-hour drive from Santa Marta, followed by a three-day hike through lush jungles full of exotic wildlife. Eventually you will arrive at the impressive ruins of Teyuna. The trek not only presents physical challenges but also creates a profound connection to Colombia’s rich history and natural beauty.