Join our exciting half-day guided tour from the historic centre of Santa Marta to the artisanal fishing village of Taganga. We’ll start by wandering through the lively public market and enjoying a traditional Santa Marta breakfast, followed by a tasting of a variety of local fresh fruits.
Then, we’ll climb up the mountain that connects Santa Marta to the magical town of Taganga — stopping at several lookout points to capture breathtaking views. Upon arrival in Taganga, we’ll take a scenic 35-minute hike to nearby beaches. There, you’ll have the chance to snorkel at the last beach before we return to town by boat for a relaxing ride on the sea.
Finally, we’ll cycle back to the historic centre — wrapping up one of the best adventures you can have in Santa Marta. Don’t miss this unforgettable experience full of flavor, adventure, and natural beauty!
Loved by both locals and tourists, it offers a true taste of Colombian cuisine.
With a history as old as the city itself, the market is famous for its fresh fruits, seafood, and local produce. It’s a melting pot of cultures and traditions.
Taganga, Colombia
The winding road to Taganga offers stunning views of the bay and the Caribbean Sea. Known for its scenic beauty, it leads to the peaceful fishing village of Taganga, a place that has retained its charm despite the growth in tourism.
Taganga, Colombia
Taganga is a charming fishing village just a few kilometers from Santa Marta. Known for its laid-back vibe and excellent diving and snorkeling spots, Taganga has kept its traditional appeal. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood straight from the sea to their plates at local restaurants.
Taganga, Colombia
These hidden beaches near Taganga are true paradises, accessible only by boat or trail. Each beach offers crystal-clear waters and soft sands, perfect for those seeking tranquility and a close connection with nature. Playa Grande is the most popular, but others like Genemaca and Sisiguaca offer a more private and exclusive experience.
Cl. 14 #3-58, Comuna 2, Santa Marta, Colombia
Founded in 1525, Santa Marta is Colombia's oldest city. Its Historic Center is a treasure trove of colonial architecture, with cobblestone streets and buildings that tell stories of centuries past. The area is home to the Cathedral Basilica and other historical sites, making it a perfect place for history lovers to explore
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