Santa Marta: Colombia’s Caribbean Pearl

1. Introduction to scenery Santa Marta, one of the oldest cities in Colombia, has stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. The white sandy beach and the blue sea reflect each other under the sunlight, forming a picturesque seaside scenery. The majestic Santa Marta Mountains stand tall, with their mist-shrouded peaks seeming to connect to the sky, adding a majestic and mysterious backdrop to the city. 2. Travel strategy It is recommended to visit for 2-3 days. On the first day, we headed to Tayrona National Park, where we traveled between ancient ruins and lush tropical rainforests, feeling the blend of history and nature. The tour lasted about 4-5 hours. On the second day, go to the old town of Santa Marta, stroll among the colorful colonial buildings, and appreciate the unique historical charm. It will take about 3 hours, and then you can go to the seaside to enjoy leisure time. You can also take a boat trip around Roda Island to experience the island style. 3. Accommodation guide Seaside resort: The location is excellent, with direct access to the beach. It has luxurious facilities, including swimming pools, private beaches, etc. The price per night is about USD150-300. Old Town Inn: full of colonial style, surrounded by many delicious food, convenient for travel, the price is about USD50-100 per night, you can choose the right accommodation according to your personal preferences and budget to start your trip to Santa Marta.