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7 Olas Beach Santa Marta: Tayrona Park

Located within Tayrona Park, Playa 7 Olas in Santa Marta is a stunning destination known for its spectacular series of waves that form consecutive crests. This place, popularly called "rough beach" due to its strong current and waves, is not suitable for bathing, but offers a fascinating landscape that attracts photographers and visitors alike.

The Mirador 7 Olas is the perfect spot to capture the majesty of this beach from above. Siete Olas, Santa Marta, is a must-see for those looking to visit Neguanje or Playa Cristal, in a paradisiacal setting. If you are looking for a unique visual experience in Tayrona, Playa 7 Olas is the ideal place to enjoy unparalleled views and take home unforgettable memories.

How to get there by transport PUBLIC

To reach "7 Olas" beach, follow these steps:
Arrival at Neguanje:
First, head to Neguanje: as "7 Olas" beach is located past this beach, on the way to Playa Cristal.
From Santa Marta by boat:
You have the option to take a boat from Taganga beach or from Rodadero beach, with an approximate duration of 60 minutes from Taganga and 90 minutes from Rodadero.
By bus from the city market:
A bus heading to the main entrance of Tayrona Park departs every 20 minutes. It's crucial to inform the driver that you want to get off at the "Palangana" entrance.
From "Palangana," you can hire a vehicle or a motorcycle to take you to Neguanje. If you choose to walk, keep in mind that the journey can be lengthy, depending on your physical condition.
Access to "7 Olas" beach:
After arriving at Neguanje and paying the entrance fee to Tayrona Park at the main booth, you'll be just a few minutes away from the viewpoint of "7 Olas" beach.

How to get there by transport PRIVATE

To visit "Siete Olas" beach from Santa Marta in your own vehicle, follow these steps:
Head towards the Troncal del Caribe: Start your journey on the road to Riohacha from Santa Marta.
Palangana entrance: Continue to the second official entrance of Tayrona Park, known as Palangana. Here is where you'll need to pay the toll.
Unpaved road to Neguanje: Keep in mind that the road from Palangana to Neguanje is unpaved. The condition of the road can be challenging, especially if you're driving a low-capacity off-road vehicle or if you're visiting during the rainy season.

7 Olas Beach Santa Marta: Tayrona Park
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Parque Tayrona, Magdalena, Colombia
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Ticket price

Access to Playa 7 Olas requires the payment of an entrance fee, the same that applies to Tayrona National Park. Tayrona Park Entrance Fees (2024): Low Season: Ages 5 to 25: $24,500 COP Over 25 years old (residents): $33,000 COP Foreigners: $73,500 COP Born in Santa Marta (under 25 years old): $12,500 COP Born in Santa Marta (over 25 years old): $16,500 COP Mandatory insurance: $6,000 COP High Season: Ages 5 to 25: $27,500 COP Over 25 years old (residents): $39,000 COP Foreigners: $87,000 COP Born in Santa Marta (under 25 years old): $27,500 COP Born in Santa Marta (over 25 years old): $39,000 COP Mandatory insurance: $6,000 COP

Transport price

Boat from Taganga or Rodadero: A round-trip service costs approximately between $110,000 and $150,000. This is a quick and direct option, ideal for those looking to avoid traffic and enjoy sea views. Bus from the public market towards Tayrona Park, stopping at Palangana: The cost is about $12,000 COP. This option is economical and convenient for solo travelers or those seeking a more accessible alternative. By private car, Neguanje toll: If you travel in your own vehicle, the toll cost for category one is $12,300 COP. This option offers flexibility and comfort to explore at your own pace. Taxi to Neguanje: The cost of a taxi to Neguanje would be $160,900. This is a convenient option for groups or those who prefer not to drive. Vehicle Entry: Car: $19,000 COP Collective: $48,500 COP Bus/minibus: $102,500 COP Motorcycles: $13,500 COP

Recommendations

When planning your visit to "Siete Olas" beach and other nearby beaches like Neguanje, Cinto, or Playa Cristal, consider these essential tips:

Preparation:
Since these areas are remote from the city and lack nearby establishments to acquire supplies, it is crucial to be well-prepared.
Bring enough food and drink, including drinking water, for your entire stay.
Environmental Conservation:
Don't forget to bring extra bags to collect your garbage. Keeping our beaches clean is fundamental to preserving their beauty and environmental health.
Exploration:
At "Siete Olas," make sure to take the trail to the viewpoint. From there, you can enjoy spectacular views of the beach, from the shoreline to the sea horizon.
This viewpoint offers a unique perspective of the stunning nature of the region and is an activity that should definitely be on your itinerary.

By following these tips, your experience will not only be more enjoyable but also responsible for the natural environment of these beautiful beaches.

Restrictions

At "Siete Olas" beach, due to the sea conditions and the strength of the currents, swimming is not safe. The beach is known more for its scenic beauty and the stunning views it offers.
Additional considerations if you decide to go in your own car:
Type of vehicle: A car with good off-road capability is recommended to navigate unpaved roads more easily.
Rainy season: If you plan to visit during the rainy season, be prepared for potentially difficult road conditions.