City tour Santa Marta (4 hours) private
Meeting at the hotel lobby to begin the tour of the city located between the mountains and the sea Santa Marta, the oldest city in America, founded in 1525 by Don Rodrigo de Bastidas, it shows the traces of a past
glorious, represented in ancient buildings and military constructions dating from colonial times. Entrance to the Casa de la Aduana where the Gold Museum is located, its history of great importance for the pieces brought by the guaqueros of the Sierra. La Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino Built in 1608 is
a beautiful hacienda located on the outskirts of the city, and was the last resting place of the Liberator Simón Bolívar. Panoramic tour of El Rodadero, the most important beach resort of the city, a modern and comfortable tourist complex that offers
a varied infrastructure.
Includes: Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, the monument to Carlos "el Pibe" Valderrama, Tayrona Museum, Santa Marta Bay, Rodadero, tour guide, transportation and entrance fees.
Departures: Tuesday - Sunday
Schedule: 09:00 – 13:00 /14:00 – 17:00
Shared cultural city tour (3 hours)
Santa Marta is located between the mountains and the sea, the oldest city in America, founded in 1525 by Don Rodrigo de Bastidas, traces of a glorious past can be seen in its ancient buildings and
military constructions dating from colonial times. La Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino Built in 1608, it is a beautiful hacienda located on the outskirts of the city, and was the last resting place of the Liberator Simón Bolívar. Rodadero,
the most important seaside resort of the city, a modern and comfortable tourist complex that offers a varied infrastructure.
Includes: Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, the monument to Carlos "el Pibe" Valderrama, Tayrona Museum, Santa Marta Bay, Rodadero, tour guide, transportation and entrance fees.
Departures: Tuesday - Sunday
Schedule: 14:00 – 17:00
Aracataca a part of macondo (7 hours) private
"Macondo was a village of twenty houses of mud and reed built on the banks of a great river of diaphanous waters that rushed through a bed of polished stones, white and huge as prehistoric eggs". In 1538 Ciénaga was founded with the name of Pueblo de la Cienaga de Santa Marta. Its most important moment occurred in 1901 when the United Fruit Company bought the Colombian Land Company, accelerating the restructuring of the banana zone. Aracataca is the birthplace of Nobel Prize winner Gabriel García Márquez. It was founded in 1885, but only in 1912 was it elevated to the category of municipality. In 1894 the Telegraph arrived, and in 1908 the railroad was inaugurated. In 1967 "Gabo" published his work One Hundred Years of Solitude, which transports us to Macondo and the experiences of the Buendía family, which are the experiences of the writer in his homeland of Aracataca.
Includes: Ground transportation from Santa Marta to Aracataca, visit to the Casa Museo, Casa del Telegrafista, Plaza de Bolívar, Church, Camellón de los Almendros, Remedios la Bella Monument and the Railway Station. Tickets, attendance of
guide and refreshments
Departures: Tuesday - Saturday
Schedule: 9:00 – 16:00
White beach aquarium (7:30 a.m.) shared
Boat ride from the Rodadero to the Aquarium, where you can see the Dolphin and Seal Show. - Tour of the Aquarium facilities where the Museum of the Sea is located.
Transfer to Playa Blanca where you will enjoy a delicious sea bathing. Passengers must present themselves at the departure pier in order to informed.
Includes: Ground transportation, guide, boat and guide.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 9:00 – 16:30
Marine world - white beach (7:30 a.m.) shared
Land tour from the Hotel to Rodadero to visit the facilities of the Mundo Marino Aquarium, where you can learn about more than 70 marine species representative of the Colombian Caribbean Zone, this place has a tour
of 24 panoramic aquariums and two saltwater aquariums where you can see sharks, sea turtles, a variety of fish such as sabalos, jacks, seahorses, octopus, rays, among others. A great experience to enjoy
or adults and children. Transfer by boat from Rodadero to Playa Blanca where you can enjoy a delicious swim in the sea.
Includes: Ground transportation, guide, boat, entrance fee and guide.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 9:00 – 16:30
Cañaveral and reefs (PNN Tayrona) shared
With an extension of 15,000 hectares, the Tayrona Park is one of the most important natural reserves in Colombia, an earthly paradise with beaches of crystal clear waters and spectacular coral formations, in the sector of Cañaveral
an ecological hike through trails of tropical rainforest to the sector of Arrecifes, where its waters of strong waves make it an ideal place for lovers of lush landscapes, from there to the natural pool a beautiful
rocky formation that receives the strong waves of the sector and makes it an ideal place to enjoy swimming.
Includes: Land transportation, ecological hike from Cañaveral to Arrecifes for 1 hour, hike from Arrecifes to the Natural Pool for 30 minutes and 30 minutes more to the Cabo San Juan sector. Entrance fees to the Park, guide assistance.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 6:00 – 17:00
Minca - La Victoria (5 hours) shared tour
Land tour from Santa Marta to Minca for 40 minutes, visit to the coffee hacienda, a beautiful traditional hacienda where coffee and organic cocoa of the Sierra are grown, we will tour the drying area and coffee processing, visit to Pozo Azul where you can enjoy a swim in the cold melt waters of the Sierra, tour the church and the town square.
Includes: Ground transportation, guide assistance and entrance to Finca La Victoria.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 8:00 – 13:00
Valencia Waterfalls - Buritaca (7h30m) shared
Enjoy a beautiful tour to the Cascadas de Valencia, a unique rock formation that shelters a thawing river of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, ecological hike for 40 minutes to the waterfalls where you can enjoy a
delicious cold water bath and a unique landscape; we will visit Buritaca this impressive river that runs along the Sierra and flows into the sea; there we will be able to appreciate the mouth of the river into the sea.
Includes: Ground transportation, entrance fees and guide.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 8:30 – 16:00
Tayronaka (8h30m) shared
Framed by lush vegetation, temperate climate and abundant fauna, it is located 57 kilometers from the city of Santa Marta, along the Troncal del Caribe, near the basins of the Don Diego River. This eco-tourist center and its surroundings were once inhabited by different indigenous tribes such as the Taganga, Gairas, Tayrona Bondas, Guanabucanes, Koguis (descendants of the Tayrona), among others. The latter being the only survivors of the
attacks by the Spanish. Today, the Koguis or Kaggabbas live in the Buritaca, Palomino, Don Diego and Río Ancho river basins, regions near the Taironaka eco-tourist park. Tayronaka preserves some vestiges of the lithic architecture typical of Tayrona cities, such as courtyards paved with
large and polished stones, stairs to climb the mountains, straw houses called bohíos, stone canals that served as aqueducts to prevent erosion of the mountains and flooding of the houses, etc.
Includes: Land transportation, ecological hike or boat to the reserve, entrance fees, tubing to the sea and guide.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 8:30 – 17:00
Palomino (8h30m) shared
In the middle of an immense sea and at the foot of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, is Palomino, surrounded by beautiful green areas, the immense sea and a sacred river for the Tayronas, combine in this place. We will take a two-hour land tour until we reach Palomino, a 30-minute ecological walk, then we will take a 4×4 vehicle to take you to Caracolí, where the buoys will be waiting for you to do the tubing activity on the Palomino River, a 40-minute tour until the mouth of the river with the sea, we will enjoy the bath in the river and the sea, time for lunch and rest and return to Santa Marta.
Includes: Land transportation, guide assistance, lunch, tubing.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 8:30 – 17:00
Mulkuakungui Community (11 hours) private
The Kogui people inhabit the slopes of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, currently their population is ten thousand people who preserve their own language, traditions and customs. They are the "big brothers" living in the "heart of the world" the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. In this cultural visit we will learn about the Kogui people and their community Mulkuakungui; we will share the process of collecting shells and calcification, history and use of poporo, the collection and processing of coca leaves, we will participate in a workshop where they will teach us the process that is done to obtain the thread that will later be used in the manufacture of the same; we will enjoy a bathing time in Quebrada del Sol, with its crystal clear melt waters of the Sierra Nevada.
Includes: Land transportation for 3 and a half hours in 4×4 vehicles to the community, 2-hour walk to recognize the community, backpack workshop, time to collect and roast coca leaves, collection process and calcification of shells, guide.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 5:30 – 16:00
Tungueka Community (8h30m) shared
In the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, between the departments of Magdalena, Cesar and Guajira, inhabit the Kogui Indians, the Elder Brothers, founders of humanity, who are responsible for monitoring the balance of the world from the Sierra, which is
the sacred place of which they are guardians. The Mamos have the ancestral knowledge, they have the knowledge about health, territory, environment and the order of social life. From Santa Marta we will make a trip
by land for 2 hours to Palomino, where we will take a 4×4 vehicle that will take us to the sector of the wide river and to the Tungueka indigenous community, We will begin a tour of the community where we will have a talk about their beliefs and customs, their way of life. We will hike to the waterhole sacred, we will visit its pagamento area and take a bathing time. Return to Palomino sector where we will have lunch.
Includes: Land transportation, community entrance fee, guide and local guide, refreshments, lunch and insurance.
Departures: Daily
Schedule: 7:30 – 16:00
