Tayrona National Park
Tayrona National Natural Park is an ecotourism destination located 40 minutes from Santa Marta and covers 150 square kilometers of land area and 30 square kilometers of marine area.
This natural park in Colombia is famous for its rich biodiversity, breathtaking scenic beauty, crystalline beaches, tropical forests, ecological trails and the camping areas where travelers book accommodation during their stay in Tayrona.
Visited annually by national tourists and tourists from all over the world, Tayrona Park is the destination with the best beaches in Santa Marta, where visitors to live the experience of knowing this tropical paradise are in love with Colombia.
Discover a world of adventure and natural beauty on the beaches of Tayrona National Park, a destination where you will find a variety of exciting activities to enjoy:
- Hiking or Trekking.
- Ethnotourism.
- Visit to the beaches.
- Fauna and Flora Sightings.
Tayrona National Park entrance fees
This national park has three land entrances located in different parts of the Tayrona National Park, and is known for being a national park with a large extension of territory:
Entrance Palangana or Neguanje
It is known as the first entrance to the Tayrona National Natural Park, since it is much closer to the city center, approximately 25 minutes away.
This entrance to Tayrona is the access to the following beaches:
- 7 waves.
- Gairaca
- Chengue
- Neguanje Bay
- Playa Cristal.
- Cinto Bay.
Calabazo Entrance
Only 40 minutes from Santa Marta, is the entrance to Calabazo, this access to the Tayrona Park is for sporty tourists or with very good physical condition, as the hiking route to Playa Brava is very demanding.
This entrance to Tayrona through Calabazo is the access to the following destinations:
- Kogui Tayku people.
- Brava Tayrona Beach
- Boca del Saco or Nudist Beach
- Cape San Juan
Entrance El Zaino
Considered the main entrance to Tayrona Park in Cañaveral, it stands out for being the main point of the hiking trails to the beaches, horseback riding and wildlife watching.
This entry allows us to know beaches such as:
- La Piscinita de Cañaveral.
- The Natural Swimming Pool.
- Cape San Juan del Guía.
- Brava Tayrona Beach.
Explore Tayrona Park by Sea!
A few years ago, the option of reaching most of the beaches of the Tayrona National Natural Park by boat or yacht has been available. These boats usually leave from Rodadero, the International Marina or from Taganga.
The Tayrona National Natural Park has been recognized by Condé Nast Traveler magazine in the United States as one of the most beautiful destinations in the world and its white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters are very popular with tourists in Latin America.
Outstanding experiences
Location of the destination on the map
