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Beautiful landscapes that mark life
MARIA ANTONIETA TRIVIÑO GONZALEZ
- Tayrona Park
A paradise you have to discover. It is considered a Nature Sanctuary because of its rich fauna and flora and is part of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta. It is a nice place full of experiences, especially pure air and beautiful landscapes
wonders to enjoy
Tairona Park
TROPICAL PARADISE
The Tayrona National Natural Park is a habitat of a great diversity of fauna species, among which several groups of mammals stand out and of these five Feline species have been listed for the area: The Jaguar, the Ocelot, the Tigrillo and the well-known Puma.
Discounting the forty species of bats, a total of 59 species of mammals are reported, including the night monkey, the maicous monkey, the sloth, the armadillo, the red deer, the anteater, as well as five species of marine mammals .
Taganga
This is another exotic iconic place in the region, it is an indigenous sacred city where there is a special and mystical energy that makes it a magnificent place to purify the spirit and recharge vital energies that help to renew the being through an adventurous experience and only. To enjoy the magic of this place there is an expedition whose duration can be from four to five days is really beautiful all its landscapes.
Taganga
The sunset in taganga is beautiful, it is a dream for lovers
SIERRA NEVADA DE SANTA MARTA
Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is a coastal mountain system; located to the north of Colombia that constitutes by itself an isolated system of the Andes, on the Caribbean coast of Colombia.
crystal beach
From the arrival to the boats that take you to this beach you feel the magic that this park emanates ... when you get crystal clear waters with coral reefs full of fish that allow you to make a sniffing and enjoy its beauty, good food and in general very great service.
It receives its name from a large mound of sand between two small hills.1 This was used by the locals to start rolling down to the beach by its slope. However, thanks to the breeze it remained covered with sand. That elevation, currently visible from the rock, is still visible south of the area.