Here are the 5 beaches you cannot miss if you visit Tayrona Park: 1. Bahía Concha Located just 30 minutes from the city of Santa Marta, Bahía Concha is a spectacular beach with calm waters. Upon arriving at this destination, … Read More
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Boat Trips to Tayrona: Explore Colombia’s Caribbean by Sea
Visiting Tayrona Park by boat is an exciting and quick option to access some of the park’s most popular beaches, such as Cabo San Juan or Playa Cristal. Here are some recommendations and details on how this type of transportation … Read More
Tayrona Park: the most famous and visited destination
Tayrona National Natural Park is a sanctuary of biodiversity and a place of great cultural and historical importance. This park is home to over 300 bird species, 770 plant species, and diverse marine fauna, making it a key point for … Read More
Must-Do Tours in Tayrona National Park
There are various types of tours to explore Tayrona National Natural Park, each tailored to different interests and travel styles. Tours usually depart from Santa Marta or Taganga and encompass forest hikes, paradisiacal beaches, and cultural experiences with indigenous communities. … Read More
Tayrona Park and Its Role in Oxygen Production
Tayrona, with its extensive tropical rainforest and mangroves, significantly contributes to oxygen production and maintaining air quality in the region, although there are no exact specific figures on the amount of oxygen it produces. Here are some general facts to … Read More
Tayrona Park entrance fees or prices 2024
Entrance Fees or Prices for Tayrona Park 2024 National or Foreign Resident in Colombia or CAN Member (Aged 6–25) Low Season COP 24,500 – High Season COP 27,500 Adult National, CAN Member, or Foreign Resident in Colombia (Aged 25+) Low … Read More
Tayrona Park Closing Dates: Plan Your Visit
According to the agreement between the National Natural Parks of Colombia institution and the four indigenous communities native to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Tayrona must close its doors during the following dates: • February 1–15 (During the Kugkui … Read More