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Top 36 Activities and Attractions outside Santa Marta – Shortlist

Huts in Tayrona Park near Santa Marta Colombia

Updated on 04/17/2024

Chers lecteurs,
J’aimerais également vous recommander notre guide de voyage en Colombie, qui offre une excellente vue d’ensemble des attractions touristiques du pays. Bonne lecture.

Activities and Attractions outside Santa Marta that you will find detailed in our Santa Marta Travel Guide

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  1. El Rodadero: Popular beach area with restaurants, hotels, and a bustling vibe.
  2. Minca in the Sierra Nevada: A picturesque mountain village known for its cool climate, coffee farms, and natural beauty.
  3. La Victoria Coffee Farm and Brewery in Minca: A fascinating visit to see coffee production and beer brewing.
  4. Hiking in Minca – Exploring the Sierra Nevada: Various trails showcasing the stunning biodiversity of the region.
  5. Birdwatching in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta: Renowned for its incredible bird diversity.
  6. Finca Vista Nieves in the Sierra Nevada: A beautiful spot offering panoramic views and accommodations.
  7. Cuchilla San Lorenzo Sierra Nevada: A vantage point with spectacular views of the mountains and the sea.
  8. Night Safaris in the Sierra Nevada: Explore the region’s nocturnal wildlife.
  9. Tayrona Park: A national park boasting pristine beaches and lush tropical forests.
  10. Lost City (Ciudad Perdida) Trek: A challenging multi-day hike to ancient indigenous ruins.
  11. Taganga: A nearby fishing village known for its beaches and diving.

Other Activities and Attractions outside Santa Marta

  1. Bahia Concha: A tranquil bay with turquoise waters.
  2. Playa Cristal: A picturesque beach with clear waters.
  3. Pozo Azul: Natural swimming holes located in Minca.
  4. Marinka Waterfalls: Cascading waterfalls near Minca.
  5. Playa Grande: Accessible via a short boat ride from Taganga.
  6. Cabo San Juan: A breathtaking beach in Tayrona Park.
  7. La Piscina: Another serene beach within Tayrona Park.
  8. Quebrada Valencia Waterfall: A series of waterfalls and pools for swimming.
  9. Los Cocos Beach: A serene beach location.
  10. Bonda: A small village where you can experience local life.
  11. Piedra Pintada: Large rocks adorned with indigenous drawings.
  12. Cascada de Valencia: A hidden waterfall accessed by a short trek.
  13. San Lorenzo Ridge: A spot that offers spectacular views.
  14. Hike to Cerro Kennedy: Offers panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada and the Caribbean Sea.
  15. Playa Las Gaviotas: A serene beach spot.
  16. Playa Neguanje: One of the most beautiful beaches in Tayrona Park.
  17. Playa Bonita: As the name suggests, a beautiful beach spot.
  18. Mirador Los Pinos: A viewpoint in Minca.
  19. Dibulla: A coastal town known for its beaches.
  20. Hacienda La Victoria: Another coffee farm near Minca.
  21. Diving in Taganga: The area is known for its dive sites and schools.
  22. El Paraiso de Tuki: A cacao farm in Minca.
  23. Rio Don Diego: A river offering activities like tubing and kayaking.
  24. Birdwatching at El Dorado Reserve: A top spot for bird enthusiasts.
  25. Pozo Azul Waterfalls: Cascades located near Minca.
  26. Buritaca: A coastal town with beautiful beaches and nearby rivers.
  27. Cinto Bay: A secluded bay known for its untouched beauty.
  28. Tubing in Palomino River: A relaxing activity where participants float down the river.
  29. Barlovento Beach: A pristine beach near the mouth of the Don Diego River.
  30. Aguas Blancas: A waterfall and natural pool near Minca.
  31. Taironaka: Once home to the ancient Tairona civilization, this site is now an ecotourism destination that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the history and nature of the region. With a mix of archaeological remains, a museum, nature trails, and opportunities to explore the Don Diego River, it provides a comprehensive experience of both the ancient and natural worlds.
  32. Ciénaga: A town steeped in history and culture, Ciénaga is best known for its expansive lagoon, La Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta. Recognized as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance, this lagoon ecosystem boasts a unique mix of flora and fauna. The town itself, with its colonial architecture and stories of old, provides a nostalgic trip into Colombia’s past.

Also check: Top Activities and Attractions in Santa Marta – Shortlist

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