Visit colonial district of Colombia’s oldest city. Beginning at Santa Marta Bay; Monument to the Tayrona gods, this culture inhabited this region long-before the Spanish Conquistadores arrived; the ‘Casa de la Aduana’ Museum, which makes part of the Anthropological and Ethnographic Museum where there’s a fine collection of Tayrona handcrafts and artifacts, and the Cathedral second oldest in America. Then, transfer to "Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino" Villa, with its beautiful gardens where the great liberator Simón Bolívar passed away in 1830. Finally, take a scenic tour of the ‘Rodadero’ and fishing village of Taganga bays.

Leave early-morning from Santa Marta or Taganga, northeast to Tayrona National Park. Located on the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta foothills, covers an area of 17,000 km2 including white-sand beaches lapped by blue-turquoise waters, coral reefs, huge ocean boulders, densely rich forest vegetation, mangroves and famous Tayronas’ Lost City.

After 40min-drive, get to first entry-point at Palangana. Walk through tropical forest to "Seven Waves Sea", a natural viewpoint to enjoy beautiful landscape.

Descent down to Neguanje Beach into Gayraca Bay, fishermen will then sail you around the cove to Playa Cristal. This beach stands-out for its extraordinary beauty, enjoy crystal-clear waters, the sun and paddle-along coral reefs. Return to Gayraca Bay, back to Santa Marta or Taganga.