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This 37,000 acre ecotourism park includes reefs, beaches, mangroves and...
This 37,000 acre ecotourism park includes reefs, beaches, mangroves and Tayrona Indian ruins.
I stayed 2 nights in hammocks. I stayed at Arrecifes. I arrived Tayrona after I visited Lost City (I did 5 days in Lost City). I was very tired so my plan was to rest. Besides... read more
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3 reviews I stayed 2 nights in hammocks. I stayed at Arrecifes. I arrived Tayrona after I visited Lost City (I did 5 days in Lost City). I was very tired so my plan was to rest. Besides that, one of my knees hurt , so I decided to ride a horse from the park entrance to Arrecifes. The landscapes in the... More
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9 reviews
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The park itself is incredible, you can find beautiful beaches, trails and nature. There are a few things to consider when going there: - This is a NATURAL park, meaning the infrastructure is minimal and not for people looking for comfort (unless you want to pay for the eco-habs). - The entrance fees are "expensive" for foreigners, however if you... More
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Went twice, beautiful beaches and nature in all directions. At night it gets chilly so make sure to bring a light coat.
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3 reviews Went to park after doing the Lost City trek. Needed a chill by the beach. Got to park early (to avoid the crowds) be aware, you'll need id to get in..passport or copy of. 10min bus ride within the park then walk to beaches. First 2 beaches don't allow swimming so it's a bit of a walk if you want... More
Thank grant s
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46 reviews
21 attraction reviews
10 helpful votes
It's a jungle hike to the beach. We've been travelling for 7+ months and sometimes you come across places that people rave about or are top rated online, tripadv etc. Didn't really get the fuss, it's fine for a day but extremely hot and humid for hiking (we're big hikers). And the beaches are nice, but not that amazing! You... More
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Thank Roisin M
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16 reviews
3 helpful votes
Stunning scenery, beautiful beaches, great mini hike. Shop around for the best deal... go with the cheapest company to get there, as once you are in the park it's the same experience for everyone, regardless of what you paid. We tried public transport to get there, but it was really difficult, through a tour company was slightly more expensive, but... More
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Thank NinaLouiseMarshall
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65 reviews
13 attraction reviews
11 helpful votes
Simple word to describe it: amazing! The hike is really nice along the beach. Beaches are beautiful, transparent water... Just go there!!
Thank Fartigolle
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33 reviews
20 attraction reviews
13 helpful votes
Well worth the hour trek through the park thought I wAs going to die with the humidity it's about an hour trek add another 15 mins to get to the nude beach
Thank Susan P
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58 reviews
24 attraction reviews
16 helpful votes
We had fun hiking to the beautiful beach at Tayrona National Parque Lots to see and not too vigorous Not easy to change into swimwear so go prepared. Food there is limited and they only take pesos
Thank devonwayne
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4 reviews
2 helpful votes
No dudar en planificar Este viaje con toda la familia Don't hesitate to go there it was magical New doutez pas a le visiter
Thank Maricarmen G
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