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Explore the jungle of Santa Marta, Colombia by quad and follow trails and tracks you wouldn’t manage to travel on by car or on foot. See the lush vegetation and exotic plants, and spot wild animals and birds as you ride through the trees. Find waterfalls and climb mountains, then stop for a yoga class next to a river that runs right through the rainforest.

7 hours we leave from Santa Marta to Palomino where we will leave the vehicle and leave for two hours of walking to the Ceviaka people of the Kohui tribe where we can know their ancestral culture and customs. We can take a dip in the Palomino River, which falls directly from the snowy mountains. Then we will return to Palomino where you can have lunch in front of the sea of this unique beach of the Colombian Caribbean.

Experience two sides to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains of northern Colombia with this private tour. First, visit El Paraíso Reserve for a hike through a passion fruit plantation where you’ll learn how it is locally cultivated. Enjoy a lunch of local produce at La Unión village, before continuing to Saltillo Waterfall for a swim and the nearby Guachaca River for tubing.

Hike to Tayrona National Park's Cabo San Juan Beach with a local guide with this tour, which includes round-trip transportation from Santa Marta, Taganga, Rodadero, Pozos Colorados, and Bello Horizonte. The hike takes two hours each way and while it can be challenging, your local guide will make it more fun by telling you all about the flora and fauna in the area as you walk.

Enjoy a stress-free way to get from Santa Marta to Cartagena when you book this private transfer service. Your driver meets you at your accommodation in Santa Marta and you set out for the lengthy drive to Cartagena aboard a spacious, air-conditioned vehicle. Make a quick stop in Barranquilla to stretch your legs and then get dropped off at your chosen location in Cartagena.

Trekking through the jungle to Colombia's Lost City (Ciudad Perdida) can be challenging for even experienced hikers. Journey in confidence on this small group guided tour (limited to 12 people) that takes you on an adventure—hiking for four days across varied terrain and through striking scenery—to a 9th-century indigenous archaeological site. Includes round-trip transportation from Santa Marta, accommodation, meals, and entrance fees.

Get from Santa Marta to Cartagena, or vice versa, with ease by pre-booking this private transfer service. Meet your driver at your accommodation in either city and relax on the journey to your next destination. Your driver makes a couple of stops to stretch your legs and a local restaurant to purchase lunch, if traveling during those hours.

Spend a relaxing day on the water with your friends or family on this private sailing excursion. Depart from Santa Marta Marina mid-morning for a beach at Tayrona, where you'll anchor. Swim, snorkel, paddle a SUP board, or just relax and enjoy the views with a drink in hand. You'll enjoy an on-board picnic, too. If the wind allows, sail downwind on the return trip to enjoy the sunset.

Explore the wild forests of Colombia and discover the Minca and Marinka Waterfalls—ideal swimming spots where you can cool off after a hike through the jungle. Feel close to nature as you pass through trails that weave through the woods, and visit a local village to learn about the local and indigenous culture of this special place. Taste local coffee at a coffee farm, and enjoy a lunch of typical local food.

Hike through the jungle and mountains of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta National Natural Park in search of the Lost City on this 4-day guided tour. Travel by 4-wheel drive into the mountains and spend your time hiking to the remains of this ancient sacred place of the Tayrona people. Relax along the way with swimming in natural pools beneath waterfalls. This small-group tour is only for travelers with a moderate level of physical fitness.

The pristine waters of the Caribbean beaches in Santa Marta are a must-see while in Colombia. In this full-day tour you will enjoy a relaxing experience getting to know some of the best beaches in Santa Marta. Lay under the shade of the palm trees, have a traditional lunch made by locals (not included), swim in crystal-blue waters and many more things. Swimming in blue pristine waters Visiting some of Santa Marta’s most beautiful beaches An ideal spot for you to spend a relaxing day

This project was started by a group of peasant families who have decided leave aside activities with a negative impact on the environment (like intensive agriculture and livestock) and work in tourism. These families saw that the place what has always been their home is a paradise of landscapes, biodiversity and cultural experiences. And now they want to show this paradise, and everything it offers, to the rest of the world. This trek is outside of others tourist treks saturated with visitors, wildlife full, ancient rainforests, impressive waterfalls, friendly people and stunning views of the mountains and the Caribbean Sea. Of course, to get to the most beautiful places requires great effort, hiking along steep slopes, grass fields, forests and mountains. As such, it is necessary to be in a good physical and mental condition. You will be rewarded at the end of each day, when we will be welcomed, eat and sleep in the peasants houses where we will have a cultural exchange.

I don't know Horseback riding for 1 hour bordering the Tayrona Forest and the river Piedras, you will meet wild animals and a lot of flora including healing plants, you will experience the unique sensation of riding on the beach, this unique experience in Los Naranjos is something indescribable. When you get to the beach you can enjoy 2 hours of river and sea, where you will be close to the Los Naranjos beach bar restaurant, the return time is 1 hour to take 4 hours in total. Departures twice a day. 8:00 am to 12: oom and 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm sunset.

Rarely visited by the average traveler, and certainly not on motorcycles, Punta Gallinas is considered to be one of the most exotic destinations in Colombia. From the rolling sand dunes and turquoise water to the sacred indigenous cultures. There are plenty of local attractions to keep us busy for the day. The riding today is epic. Flat out over hard, sandy plains, ducking in and out between cactus fields and rocky mountain climbs are the order of the day.

Visit a Colombian coffee farm and spend time at the Marinka Waterfalls with this private tour from the Santa Marta area. You'll spend time at Finca La Victoria, one of the oldest coffee farms in the country, where you'll learn all about coffee production and get to taste some brew yourself. You'll then continue to Minca, where you'll hike or take a 4x4 ride up to Marinka Waterfalls, perfect for swimming.

Appreciate the magnificent landscape around this stunning beach located within the Tayrona National Park. This is the best option for those who wish to experience this famous park without having to walk. Let the breeze and the mountains hug you and enjoy a wonderful day sunbathing, reading your favorite book, snorkeling (included in the price) and swimming in the turquoise, calm and refreshing waters of Playa Cinto. Appreciate the magnificent landscape around this stunning beach located within the Tayrona National Park. This is the best option for those who wish to experience this famous park without having to walk. Let the breeze and the mountains hug you and enjoy a wonderful day sunbathing, reading your favorite book, snorkeling (included in the price) and swimming in the turquoise, calm and refreshing waters of Playa Cristal.

Discover the jungles, waterfalls, and town of Minca on this full-day adventure from Santa Marta. Join a small group and pedal along mixed terrains with the aid of your electric bicycle. Follow tree-covered paths to waterfalls, where you can enjoy a refreshing dip, and then see the main highlights of Minca. End the day with a visit to a coffee and cocoa farm to learn about the production.

At 200 meters above sea level inside the Tayrona Park is located Pueblito, a community of native Koguis, heirs of the Tayrona with an architecture similar to that of Ciudad Perdida. It is interesting to know a little more about the native culture of Santa Marta. The tour: Pueblito Tayku is ideal to live an adventure of cultural discovery of the region. To reach this ancestral territory, you must take a walk in the middle of the jungle of the Tayrona Park, a route where the visitor will be able to appreciate the natural wonders and thus be closer to the beloved mother earth.

Get to your destination with ease and efficiency when you book this one-way transfer from Minca to Cartagena de Indias. Climb aboard your private vehicle and enjoy a stress-free journey to Cartagena, without worrying about driving. Your Spanish-speaking driver can also make stops to stretch your legs or have lunch, if needed.

Avoid the heat and crowds of the city center bus terminal and the taxi rank queues — book a private transfer to Barranquilla from Santa Marta. Enjoy a comfortable ride in an air-conditioned vehicle that meets you at your hotel or accommodation, and relax while your professional driver takes the best route out of the city to miss traffic and get you there on time.

Take the hassle-free option and book a private transfer from Santa Marta to your destination or accommodation in Cartagena or Barranquila City. Avoid the crowds and save yourself from the stress of navigating local roads in a hire car, and let your driver take you to where you need to be in comfort. Get local recommendations for places to eat and visit from your driver, or relax on a quiet journey—it’s your choice.

Both adventurers and nature lovers will enjoy this moderate four-day jungle trek to Columbia’s Ciudad Perdida (Lost City). Prepared to be blown away by the Sierra Nevada mountain range’s natural beauty as you climb to the archaeological site of this ancient mountain city with a professional guide. During this trek, you will also come face-to-face with ethnic communities where you will spend time learning about their history and way of life.

It is located on the Transversal del Caribe, on the banks of the Palomino River, near the Caribbean Sea coast. Palomino is the borderline between La Guajira and Magdalena. It is 26 km from the municipal capital of Dibulla, 90 km from Riohacha and 72 km from Santa Marta. Its territory has all thermal floors, from sea level to the perpetual snows of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. It limits to the north with the Caribbean Sea, to the east with the corregimiento of Rioancho, to the south with Cesar and to the west with Magdalena.