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Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona

Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona

Colombia, Magdalena, Santa Marta 

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Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona is a protected national park located near Santa Marta, Colombia. The beach stretches along the Caribbean coast and is known for its clear blue waters and white sand.
Visitors can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, hiking, and camping on the beach. The park has a few amenities, including bathroom access and food vendors, but it is recommended that visitors bring their own supplies, including water, as the park has limited amenities.
The length of the beach varies depending on where you go within the park
There is a parking lot at the entrance of the park, but it is not free. Visitors can park their cars and then take a shuttle bus to the beach area.
Fun fact: The park is named after the indigenous Tayrona people who inhabited the area before the Spanish colonization.
In addition to the beach, visitors can explore the park's many trails, waterfalls, and archaeological sites. The park is also home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, including monkeys, parrots, and sea turtles.
There are a few restaurants within the park that serve traditional Colombian cuisine. These include La Cienga and Donde Chucho, which are located near the entrance of the park.
There are several hotels near the park, including Ecohotel Tayrona Paradise, which is located just outside the park's entrance. This eco-friendly hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including cabins and tents. Other nearby hotels include Hotel Jasayma and Finca Barlovento, both of which offer comfortable rooms and easy access to the park.

Basic Details

IN5713532400

IN19312 meters

INEntry Fee

INRestroom Available

IN24 / 7

INBeige

INParking Available

All Amenities at Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona

Amenities

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesATM

  • Barbecue

  • Dogs

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesPlayground

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesRestrooms

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesShowers

  • WiFi

  • Activities

  • Camping

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesFishing

  • Hiking

  • Scuba Diving

  • Snorkeling

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesSurfing

  • Rentals

  • Kayaking Canoeing

  • Mat Rentals

  • Sailing

  • Umbrella Rental

  • Windsurfing

  • Food

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesBars

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesLocal Beach Vendor

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesRestaurants

  • Access

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesCar Access

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesFoot Access

  • Icon for Beach AmenitiesParking - Free

  • Parking - Street

  • Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona - Beach Map

    Top Traveler Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Surf through our FAQs to help you find your perfect beach!

    Does Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona have parking? If so, is it free or paid?

    Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona provides free parking at the entrance, although spaces are limited. Visitors can also find street parking nearby for easy access to the beach.

    Does Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona have lifeguards?

    No, Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona does not have lifeguards monitoring the beach – please be careful when swimming on this beach.

    Is Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona a family-friendly beach?

    Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona is not family-friendly and does not have restrooms, lifeguards, and nearby food.

    Is Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona good for swimming?

    Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona boasts excellent swimming conditions, attracting swimmers of all skill levels with its gentle waves and clear waters.

    Does Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona have restrooms?

    Restrooms are conveniently available on or adjacent to the beach at Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona.

    Is Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona a nude beach?

    No, Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona maintains a family-friendly atmosphere and does not allow nude bathing.

    Is there food near Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona?

    Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona has multiple food options near or on the beach, including restaurants and beach vendors.

    What are the activities at Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona?

    Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona is renowned for its vibrant beach scene, offering various activities for everyone to enjoy Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Surfing.

    Does Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona have accommodations for people with disabilities?

    Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona does not have accommodations for people with disabilities.

    Is Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona a dog-friendly beach?

    Yes, bring your dog with you to Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona!

    Is Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona good for surfing?

    Yes, surfing is an activity that is frequently enjoyed at Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona.