Santa Marta Vacations, Santa Marta Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

I am deep in the Colombian jungle, 10 minutes from where we spent the night with the Colombian military, and this guy is showing us how to make cocaine. But that probably isn't the best place to start the story. The story starts with the jungle, and the reason for going to the jungle was to hike to Ciudad Perdida, a six day journey from the edge of civilization into the heart of the jungle. Our group consisted of 12 people, two Italians, two South Africans, two Germans, four Americans, one Co...

Build between the 11th and 14th centuries, rediscovered in 1975 by tomb raiders. To go you join a tour group, usually small, providing food, drinks and hammocks for the night. What a cracker trip, five days trekking through the slopes of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, hot, humid, and often raining, four hours per day through the country side, jungle, numerous fresh rivers and Indigenous villages....and the factory. Our group was made up of five fairly loose Israelis, a couple ...

Santa Marta is what I consider to be, after visiting approxamitaley 3 Colombian cities, a more real version of what the country is like.  Yes Cartagena is beautiful, and it has a mud volcano in it`s outskirts, but Santa Marta is a real place where people have jobs and life doesn`t revolve around tourism.  There`s also a pretty darn good night life, and a cheap restaurant where almost every plate you order comes with french fries.  Luckily for the n...

With more than 10 beautiful beaches this park is one the hundreds places to realize why Colombia is South America's best kept secret.....