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Taironaka Eco-Tourism and Archaeology

Taironaka, located in the ancient ruins of a Tayrona city, is an ideal site for hiking and observing fauna and flora. This place offers access to the Don Diego Santa Marta River, providing an experience in contact with nature and history.

Taironaka in Don Diego preserves archaeological vestiges, such as housing rings and retaining walls, which reflect the rich archaeology in Santa Marta.

At the Taironaka Archaeological Park, visitors can also explore a traditional indigenous house, temporarily inhabited by the Koguis, allowing an immersion in the Tayrona culture.

This site is a key point in the archaeology of Colombia Santa Marta, where history and nature meet to offer a unique experience.

How to get there by transport PUBLIC

Departure Location: Public Market of Santa Marta, COOTRANSORIENTE office.
Bus Frequency to Palomino: Every 20 minutes.
Instruction to the Driver: Stop at the Don Diego river.
From the Don Diego River: Walk one kilometer following the signs to the wooden gate that says Taironaka.
Alternative Option: Possibility of hiring a boat at an additional cost.

How to get there by transport PRIVATE

Route: Take the Troncal del Caribe to kilometer 56+600.
Direction: Turn right before crossing the Don Diego river.
Access: Continue along the road to Taironaka's parking area.
Parking: Leave the vehicle in the parking area and follow the path to Taironaka.
Boat Option: Possibility of hiring a boat at an additional cost.

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Corredor de las Olas, Magdalena, Colombia
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COP 65.000
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Recommendations

Day Visits: Available from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, every day of the year.
Check-In: Up to 4:30 pm, due to boat transfer.
Check-Out: At 11:00 am.
Availability: Every day of the year.

Restrictions

Admission Time to Taironaka: Recommended before 5:30 pm.
Contact with Kogui Indigenous: Depends on the time the Mamo decides to stay in the archaeological park.
Photographs of Indigenous People: Must be consulted in advance.