Established in 1969 at Santa Marta, Tayrona National Park is an area of about 150 square miles with a rich biodiversity of flora and fauna archaeology. The centre is a coastal region that is very popular for its palm-shaded coves, rainforest and coastal lagoons. For individuals who love to learn about relics and visit archaeological sites, Tayrona National Park is the best place in northern Colombia to achieve that. With its accessible forest trails, terraces linking to the Pueblito ruins that meet with the Caribbean coast, you have every reason to visit the National Park. #tayrona #colombia

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Hiking to Pueblito, the heart of the park and the home of archaeological ruins is one of the exciting activities to look out for at the park. The relics are those of the indigenous city of Tairona which are only accessible via hiking up the hills from Cabo San Juan. On your way to the archaeological ruins of Pueblito, you would get to meet some indigenous people of Kogi who still dwell on the site. And this serves as a great avenue for you to learn one or two things about the modern culture of the people. #pueblito #colombia #hiking #cabosanjuan #park

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Being a coastal region, the waters around the Tayrona National Park are enjoyable for scuba dives. Water bodies in this area are known to have teeming coral reefs, molluscs’ shells and fishes of varying shapes and sizes that are beautiful to behold. Most times, scuba dives are organized in the surroundings of Tayrona Park, including places such as Santa Marta and Taganga. These places are where you would launch a boat deep into the waters to explore the wonders of the National Park. #scuba #diving #tayrona #corals #boat

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The wildlife nature of the Tayrona is captivating enough to incite inspiration in photographers. If you are a photo freak, you would be amazed at the different types of images you can shoot at the national park, from the picturesque landscape and nature to the ever-lively people and the historical, cultural heritage of the region. At the park, you could easily stalk monkeys through the jungle, sit on the rock to observe and take a shoot of the Caribbean sunset. Tayrona is a world of fun for photographers of all backgrounds. #wildlife #tayrona #colombia #nature #photographers

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South America is one of the best places to enjoy vacations in the world because of the beautiful Caribbean beaches that stretch across the sizable areas. And interestingly, Tayrona reserves its place as the home to the best dunes in South America for excellent sunbathing, swimming, and sun tanning. Vacations at any of the Caribbean beaches in Tayrona could offer you a life-changing experience. Some of the beaches you can explore when you visit northern Colombia include Cabo San Juan, Canaveral, Arrecifes, La Piscina, and Castilletes. #vacation #beaches #colombia #swimming #cabosanjuan

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If you have ever wanted to visit and explore Jurassic Park but all to no avail, Tayrona National Park will pass as a better alternative. Tayrona offers you a miniature experience of Jurassic Park mirroring the jungle with a huge wildlife diversity including monkeys, birds, insects and ancient outcrops of different genesis. Since you need to hike through the jungle before arriving at the white-sand and crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean beaches, it is always an amazing experience for visitors. #jungle #beaches #tayrona #colombia #animals

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