A magical slice of Colombia’s Caribbean coastline can be found in the Tayrona National Park. Home to stunning stretches of gold sandy beaches, backed by thick rainforest and coconut palms; the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is the backdrop here – the world’s highest coastal mountain range. Visitors to the park can experience great hiking opportunities, wildlife spotting or choose to simply unwind on its beaches. Numerous paths and trials link the many wild beaches and bays along the coast, although not all bays are safe to swim there are several swimming locations ideal to seek respite from the tropical climes.
The Eco Habs
Our favourite place to stay in the Tayrona National Park is the Eco Habs. These rustic cabins are constructed using natural materials in the style of the houses inhabited by the local indigenous tribe, the Tayrona. Perched on the forest-clad hills, the Eco Habs have magnificent views over the Caribbean coast and are linked by wooden walkways. All cabins have balconies and hammocks, as well as priv...
Playa Koralia
Visit the Playa Koralia to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and immerse yourself into the tranquil, relaxing and natural surroundings of the Tayrona National Park Located an hour from Santa Marta airport, Playa Koralia is an ideal point from which to visit national park and surrounding Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta- a bird lover’s paradise! Playa Koralia offers standard rooms and sui...
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