experiences

Tayrona origin

Dare to live like the Tayrona Indians did! Immerse yourself in a comprehensive experience to get to know the indigenous and rural communities that live in Tayrona, their culture, typical food, natural accommodation and a viewpoint overlooking the Sierra Nevada and the sea.

Recommended age

18-50
Duration

2 days 1 night
Languages

Spanish, English
Category

Sustainable experiences, Outdoor experiences, Meetings with local people, Local immersion, Access to exclusive places

Itinerary

This is what you’ll find in your experience

The first day begins with our arrival at Cima Tayrona and registration at the park, if we plan to visit the beaches (otherwise, there is no need to pay the entrance fee). A couple of hours later, we will enjoy a delicious lunch.

Then, after half an hour, we will head to the Cima Tayrona viewpoint to enjoy the impressive views. An hour later, we will visit an authentic Kogui indigenous village, an experience that will be accompanied by a representative of the community. After about four hours of exploring and enjoying, we will end the day with dinner and, a while later, we will gather around a campfire for a cultural dialogue.

For overnight stays, we can choose between double or single tents or hammocks. We just need to confirm this when we make the reservation.

The second day starts early with a good breakfast. After an hour, we will do a connection exercise at the Cima Tayrona viewpoint. After another hour, we will visit the Palmarito viewpoint. Finally, two hours later, we will return to Calabazo.

Capacity

Minimum 2 People and maximum 12 People
Meeting Point

Cima Tayrona
Schedules
- Start time: 11:00:00
- End time: 11:00:00

Tayrona origin
5.0

1 Ratings
Zone

Parque Tayrona, Magdalena, Colombia
Price from

COP 280.000

Includes

Lunch first day
Dinner first day
Breakfast second day
Accommodation in double or single bed
Community contributions

Not included

Land transport
Services not mentioned

Recommendations and tips

What should you keep in mind before and during the tour?

Follow the guide's instructions: pay attention to safety instructions and procedures, always stay with the group and do not take unauthorized routes.
Stay hydrated and eat well: drink enough water during the hike, bring energy snacks to maintain your energy level.
Take care of the environment: respect the local flora and fauna, do not leave trash on the trails and carry waste bags.
Listen to your body: take breaks when necessary, let your guide know if you feel unwell or need assistance.

What should you bring?

Personal light: a flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries.
Charged electronic devices or powerbank: mobile phone, camera, powerbank to recharge devices during the excursion.
Good shoes for mountain hiking: comfortable and sturdy footwear with good grip.
Insect repellent: to protect against insect bites.
Appropriate clothing: light, breathable clothing for the day, warm clothing for the evening if necessary.
Sun protection: cap or hat, high factor sunscreen.

Policies

Minimum 2 people to book the experience with 50% deposit, at least 1 day in advance
Subject to availability, limited places
Do not take photos of indigenous groups without prior permission