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Tayrona National Natural Park

Tayrona National Natural Park is one of the most emblematic destinations in Santa Marta, Colombia, and a must-see attraction for nature and ecotourism lovers. This park, located in the department of Magdalena, is home to an impressive variety of ecosystems, including scrublands, dry and humid forests, marine grasslands and rocky coastlines. Tayrona Park's rich biodiversity is home to species such as titi monkeys, anteaters, toucans, jaguars and many more, making it a natural sanctuary of great importance.

Among the most outstanding tourist sites in Tayrona Santa Marta Park are its impressive bays, hiking trails and paradisiacal beaches such as Cinto, Chengue, Neguanje and Concha Bay. These places not only offer spectacular scenery, but also the opportunity to perform various activities in direct contact with nature. Visitors can enjoy hiking, fauna and flora observation, diving, and other nautical activities that make this park a versatile and attractive destination.

For those who wish to visit Tayrona National Park, it is important to know the information about the entrance fee to Tayrona Park, including prices and schedules. The Tayrona entrance fee allows visitors to explore one of Colombia's most important parks, where environmental preservation is combined with adventure and exploration.

How to get there by transport PUBLIC

Take a public bus from the city market (departure every 20 minutes).
The bus journey time is approximately one hour and thirty minutes.
Taxi option available for a faster but more expensive journey.
Upon reaching the entrance of Tayrona Park, walk one hour and twenty minutes through a humid and forested jungle with cliffs and rocks.
Alternative transportation by boat from the beaches of Taganga, with a duration of approximately 1 hour.
Once inside Tayrona Park, explore the beaches of Cañaveral, reefs, the pool, Arenilla, and finally, Cabo San Juan del Guía.

How to get there by transport PRIVATE

Use a private vehicle and head towards the Troncal del Caribe highway towards Riohacha.
Drive to the main entrance of Tayrona Park, known as "el Zaino."
The "el Zaino" entrance is approximately 34 kilometers from the urban perimeter of Santa Marta.

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Parque Tayrona, Magdalena, Colombia
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COP 210.000
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Ticket price

Entrance fees to Tayrona National Park (2024) Low Season: 5 to 25 years: $24,500 COP Over 25 years (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: 5 to 25 years: $27,500 COP Over 25 years (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

Market-city bus to Zaino entrance: Approximately $13,000 COP. City taxi to Zaino entrance: Approximately $123,800 COP. Taganga-Tayrona Park boat: $140,000 (one way) / $180,000 (round trip) approximately. Vehicle Entry: Automobile: $19,000 COP Collective: $48,500 COP Bus/minibus: $102,500 COP Motorcycles: $13,500 COP

Recommendations

Activities: Hiking, flora/fauna observation, diving.
Services: Food, camping, hammocks, ecohabs, cabins.
Basic utensils: Insect repellent, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, comfortable clothing, towel, snacks, water.
Carry cash, there are no ATMs in the park.

Restrictions

Daily capacity Zaino entrance: 3,000 tourists.
Groups >8 people must have a certified guide.
Restrictions: Plastic bags, Styrofoam, musical instruments, pets, alcoholic beverages, psychoactive substances, weapons, surfing boards, bonfires, cigarette butts, burning of garbage, logging, capture of wild animals.