Santa Marta and Tayrona Park Private Tour from Cartagena

One of the most popular tours for those wishing to spend more time in Santa Marta and Tayrona Park is a private package of 1 night and 2 days or 2 nights and 3 days to discover the splendours of the region at your own pace and your freedom.

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Why this Santa Marta and Tayrona Park private tour?
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How long is the tour and the itinerary?
Details of the Santa Marta and Tayrona Parl private tour
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Why this Santa Marta and Tayrona Park private tour?

See spectacular panoramas
Sleep in a pitoresque and ecological place with breakfast included
Observe wonderful beaches
Discover a diverse fauna and flora
Diving and swimming in crystal clear waters
Enjoy a hike in the jungle
Add a meal to better savor your tour
Feel the respect of your time with a private tour
Take unforgettable photos

What is the price for the Santa Marta and Tayrona Park private tour?

HOW MANY ARE YOU?	PRICE PER PERSON
2	210 $ us
3-4	150 $ us
5-8	120 $ us
9-14	90 $ us
15-22	70 $ us
23-40	60 $ us
Tour 1 night - 2 days

HOW MANY ARE YOU?	PRICE PER PERSON
2	270 $ us
3-4	190 $ us
5-8	160 $ us
9-14	125 $ us
15-22	100 $ us
23-40	85 $ us
Tour 2 nights - 3 days

Note 1: Entry to the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino: 8 $ US (foreigner)

Note 2: Entry to Tayrona Park: 25 $ US (foreigner)

Note 3: Dinner: 15 $ US

Note 4: Taganga-Tayrona or Tayrona-Taganga boat: 40 $ US per person

Note 5: Tayrona Park guide: 40 $ US

How long is the tour and the itinerary?

The Santa Marta and Tayrona Park tour lasts 1 night and 2 days. It starts at 6h00 am at your hotel in Cartagena and ends at 10h30 pm the next day at your hotel.

ITINERARY
DAY 1
- Departure from your hotel around 06h00 am
- Stop at Galerazamba for lunch ($) or see the Totumo Volcano ($) or the pink sea
- Arrival in Santa Marta around 11h00 am
- Santa Marta City Tour 11h00 am - 2h00 pm
- Arrival at the hotel Recuerdos del Tayrona at 2h00/3h00 pm
- Free evening at Rodadero or Santa Marta 4h00 - 8h00 pm
- Return to the hotel at 9h00 pm

DAY 2
- Breakfast and checkout 7h00 - 8h00 am
- Private transportation to Tayrona 8h00 am
- Visit of Tayrona Park from 8h30 am to 3h00 pm (park closes at 5h00 pm)
- Return to El Zaino at 5h00 pm
- Dinner at Rodadero or La Cienega 5h30 - 6h30 pm ($)
- Arrival in Cartagena at 10h30 pm

Details of the Santa Marta and Tayrona Park private tour

This private tour includes the typical hotel with breakfast for one night as well as a tour to Santa Marta and a 2 hour transportation service to visit the Santa Marta and Tayrona area.

Day 1
This tour starts in Cartagena at 6h00 am with a stop at Galerazamba for lunch or to see the Totumo Volcano or the Pink Sea (February or March). You arrive in Santa Marta at 11h00 pm am and as the hotel is located near the entrance to Tayrona Park, it is advisable to di rhight away the Santa Marta City Tour, to visit the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino ($), to see the spectacular Taganga Bay and Rodadero Bay.

Around 2h00 pm, we bring you to your hotel which is in front of El Zaino, which is the entrance to Tayrona Park. If you choose to spend the evening at Rodadero, then we will transport you to this place to enjoy your evening by the sea and eat on the lively boadwalk. You can choose to spend your evening in Santa Marta which has many nice restaurants and inviting terraces. Around 9h00 pm or according to your convenience, we will take you back to your hotel.

Day 2
After your breakfast, around 8h00 am, we will transport you to the entrance of Tayrona Park where you have the choice to visit the park with us or without us. The tour at Tayrona Park is via the entrance named El Zaino. You have to walk about 5 kilometers to get to Cañaveral Beach then about an hour to Arrecifes Beach. Then you continue your ecological walk along the sea and through the beaches of Arenilla, the Piscina and finally Cabo San Juan del Guía. At this beautiful place you can relax and dine ($).

Around 3h00 pm, you must leave Cabo San Juan to El Zaino because the park closes at 5h00 pm. We will wait for you at El Zaino to go back to Rodadero for dinner or stop at La Cienega to enjoy a spectacular sunset. Finally, we arrive in Cartagena around 10h30 pm.

Day 3 (additional)
If you wish to spend an additional night, it will be entirely your liberty considering that you will have additional expenses, because the driver must sleep an additional night in Santa Marta and also lose a day of work. An additional two hours of transportation is granted.

Santa Marta
The tour starts in Santa Marta passing through the Rodadero district to see this beautiful seaside resort and discover a panoramic view of Rodadero Bay and that of Santa Marta on the other side.

In the city of Santa Marta itself, the main attraction is the historic center. This area includes the impressive Cathedral, the first built in the country and recently restored, as well as the Bolivar Park, which houses the status of the hero of liberation, as well as a gold museum located in the treasure building. historical.

In addition, the city is home to the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, place of death of Bolivar in 1830. The area includes beautiful gardens and a small museum dedicated to Bolivar links with the city. Other attractions include the Patria Altar, a monument to Colombia's independence, the 18th-century Santo Domingo Convent and a museum with a collection of objects from the Tayrona civilization.

From Santa Marta, we go through the spectacular Mirador to Taganga. This small village is inhabited mainly by fishermen from the region, and it is very popular for relaxation and snorkeling because of its beauty and its calm and transparent waters.

Tayrona Park
Tayrona is a park inhabited by the indigenous peoples Wiwas, Arhuacos, Kankuamos and Koguis. A sacred place that you must respect at all costs, where you will find hiking trails, heavenly beaches and where you can snorkel, scuba dive, observe the flora and fauna.

The park has 3 entrances, each leading to different beaches, but the choice of the best entry depends on your desire for adventure or rest. If the intention of your trip is to enjoy more beaches than hiking, then it is best to enter through El Zaino, but if you just want to walk and know the forests of the park, enter by Calabazo.

Previously, from the entrance of Calabazo, you could reach Pueblito Chairama, Playa Brava, Cabo San Juan and the other beaches of Zaino. Today, it reaches only the Playa Brava. If you want to go to most beaches, you must enter through El Zaino.

The third entrance to Tayrona National Park is via the Palangana area, where you can reach the beaches of Neguanje, Gayraca and Playa del Muerto or Playa Cristal. In this part of the park, you can not stay overnight.