Between Forests, Mountains, and the Sea.
The Land of Samaria
Living history, nature, and culture in the heart of the Colombian Caribbean
Santa Marta isn't just a stopover: it's the meeting point between the Caribbean Sea, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, and communities with deep cultural roots. Many of the experiences that connect nature, history, and the region begin here.
General Recommendations for Visiting Santa Marta.
- Wear lightweight, quick-drying clothing that is suitable for hot, humid weather.
- Protect your skin from the sun with biodegradable sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.
- Stay well-hydrated during your visits or tours; always bring water.
- Wear comfortable, non-slip shoes, especially for walks and hikes.
- Bring insect repellent, preferably an eco-friendly one.
- Respect local communities and environments; do not leave trash behind or take anything from these places.
- Follow any instructions you receive from tour guides or information centers.
- Plan your activities early, avoiding the hottest part of the day, and check the weather forecast.
What to Do During Your Visit to Santa Marta?
Santa Marta It is much more than just beaches, trails, or a hike. It is a living, sacred, and diverse land that invites you to explore it with respect, patience, and curiosity.
In Round Trip Travel. SMR We want you to have the full experience, so here are a few local recommendations on what to do and see in the surrounding area, both in rural areas and in the city.
What to Do in Santa Marta?
Explore the Historic Center and its museums.
Take a walk along the Malecón and the bay.
Try local and Caribbean cuisine.
Visit beaches in the city or nearby (depending on how much time is available).
Buy local crafts and handmade products.
Visit to Indigenous Communities
Learn About Community Projects
Tours and Wildlife Viewing in Their Natural Habitat
Important Recommendation
The Sierra Nevada is an ancestral land. We invite you to:
Follow local regulations.
Do not leave any trash behind.
Prevent invasive tourism.
Always follow the guide's instructions.
Traveling responsibly ensures that these experiences will continue to be possible for future generations.
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