The charm of Santa Marta can be felt a lot in the historic center, namely the Parque de Los Novios. As visitors explore the cobbled streets, they will find beautiful, colorful colonial houses, shops, restaurants, and cafes, not to mention many street art. Those who prefer a bike ride can do so, and they will ►
The charm of Santa Marta can be felt a lot in the historic center, namely the Parque de Los Novios. As visitors explore the cobbled streets, they will find beautiful, colorful colonial houses, shops, restaurants, and cafes, not to mention many street art. Those who prefer a bike ride can do so, and they will even have the opportunity to turn to a guide to know the good spots not to be missed.
For sea enthusiasts, sailing is a great activity to do. Generally, sailing cruises depart from Santa Marta, and these excursions offer tourists the opportunity to visit the beaches of Tayrona National Park, which are among the most pristine in the country. But that's not all, since it is possible to see islands with incredible landscapes. Apart from this, they can also go scuba diving in Santa Marta. By the way, a nice selection of diving companies offer this type of activity. For beginners, opting for a "discovery dive" is even possible.
For adventurers at heart, the Lost City Trek is a must. This activity involves a four-day guided hike through the jungle and mountains. Then, they will visit the "Cuidad Perdida," also called the "Lost City," a complex of ancient ruins. Everyone who does this attraction finds it an incredible and unique experience in Colombia.
In Santa Marta, visiting the Museo del Oro is highly recommended. Indeed, holidaymakers will find various ancient artifacts and tons of information about the city's history and landscape. This educational and cultural experience is not to be missed because they can learn a lot about the lives and stories of the Sierra Nevada and Magdalena people over the last 2,000 years, which are spread over four thematic galleries. After this tour, it may also be interesting to stop at the Simon Bolivar Museum, which is especially famous because Simon Bolivar is the man who led Colombia and other Latin American countries to their sovereignty. Today, this place pays tribute to him through its various exhibitions. ◄
