Tayrona National Park was proclaimed a nature reserve in 1969, due to its great archaeological and biological value. Located in the department of Magdalena in Colombia, and only 45 minutes from Santa Marta; The capital of the department. Its 15,000 hectares of land, plus its 4500 hectares of marinas, provide nature lovers with beautiful landscapes...Read More

Eco-tourism has been growing very fast in Colombia since 2012, when peace negotiations between the FARC and Colombian government began in Cuba. Places that in the past were not possible to visit now receive tourists from all over the world for a variety of reasons. Many hikes through the jungles and experience the wildlife firsthand,...Read More

Located at the base of the Sierra Nevada in the Caribbean is Santa Marta. Founded in 1525 by the Spaniards it is the oldest Spanish city in Colombia and home to the Tairona indigenes for more than 2000 years. It also has many beautiful beaches such as Playa Blanca and Bahia Concha and is the...Read More

Founded in 1533 and with just as much relevance for the export of Peruvian silver as for the importation of African slaves. Cartagena is a city overflowing with history, music, bright colors, a fort and a great old city with 4 km of stonewalls to protect it. Strategically located on the north coast of Colombia,...Read More