Local Activities & Tours

• Tayrona National Park
• Neguange - Playa Cristal
• Arrecifes
• Granate (Snorkeling)
• Pueblito
• Tayronaca

City Tours
• City Tour and Shopping
• City Tour Panoramico
• City Tour and Marine World
• Panoramic Barranquilla City Tour & Shopping
  

Scuba Diving
• Scuba Diving Course (Two Dives)
• Two Dives for Certified Divers
• Open Waters Course PADI Certification
• Night Scuba Diving (One Dive)

Playa Blanca
• Aquarium & Playa Blanca
• Excursion to Playa Blanca
  
  
• Chiva Rumbera
  
• Historic Cartagena
• Cabo de la vela
• Quebrada Valencia
• Playa Koralia

* Information : Decameron Explorer Santa Marta

Tayrona National Park

* REFRAIN FROM EATING: Shrimp, lobster, sierra, barracuda, bonito, and salads. It is preferable to eat: a whole, small fish, such as pargo or mojarra and drinks in a bottle

*It is worth noting, given the character of the Natural Park, that limitations are imposed on the construction of the restaurants and services of typical folkloric character.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Neguange - Playa Cristal (Parque Tayrona)

Neguange is an unequaled spot, ideal for snorkeling.  During the trip of about 1 hour overland we will make a stop at one of the natural viewing points, from where we will be able to appreciate the Sea of Seven Waves (Mar de las Siete Olas), and afterwards descend to Neguange. From there we will board a typical motorboat and transfer to Playa Cristal (Crystal Beach), a place of extraordinary natural beauty where you can enjoy the sea and sun besides having the opportunity to swim among multicolored fish found in the coral reefs near the shore.

It is important to take into consideration one is visiting a Natural Park. Due to this condition, there are limitations on construction in the area. Therefore the area where food and beverages are offered is simple and rustic.

Optional: Mask and snorkel rental ($)

Includes: ground and maritime transport, Park entry fees (The Foreigners have to pay and additional tax to entrance to the Tayrona National Park), professional English speaking tour guide, awning, refreshments and typical snack (fried plantain and white cheese).

Recommendations: insect repellent, lightweight clothing, bathing suit, sun block, sunglasses, beach towel, hat.

Minimum: 16 pax
Maximum: 150 pax (low season)

Departure: 8:00 a.m.
Return: 4:00 p.m.

Refrain from Eating: Shrimp, lobster, swordfish (sierra), barracuda, bonito, and raw salads. It is recommended to eat: a whole, small fish, such as red snapper (pargo) or mojarra and bottled beverages.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

* Pulse AQUÍ para volver al Menú de Tours

Arrecifes (Tayrona National Park)

With an extension of 15,000 hectares, the Tayrona National Park is one of the most important National Parks of Colombia. A paradise on earth, with beaches of crystalline waters and spectacular coral formations, an ample variety of tropical flora and fauna, it extends east of Santa Marta, between the Sierra Nevada and the waters of the Caribbean Sea. The great quantity of coconut palms, its white sandy beaches and its nearness to the Sierra favor it with spectacular scenery.

We will travel overland approximately 1 hour to reach Cañaveral and from there we initiate a hike of approximately 45 minutes through the humid tropical forest until we reach Arrecifes, where you can appreciate the beauty of the area and the exotic scenery. You will enjoy bathing in the natural “swimming pool”.

Includes: ground transport, Park entry fees (The Foreigners have to pay and additional tax to entrance to the Tayrona National Park), professional English speaking tour guide, refreshments.

Recommendations: tennis shoes or wet shoes, insect repellent, lightweight clothing, bathing suit, beach towel, sun block, hat.

Duration of the Walk: approximately 90 minutes
Level of Difficulty: III
Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 150 pax (low season)

Departure: 8:00 a.m.
Return: 5:00 p.m.

Refrain from Eating: Shrimp, lobster, swordfish (sierra), barracuda, bonito, and raw salads. It is recommended to eat: a whole, small fish, such as pargo (red snapper) or mojarra and bottled beverages.

Note: This excursion requires good physical condition. The excursion guide reserves the right to reject any participant who does not fulfill this requirement, without the right to reimbursement.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Adventure Granate (Snorkeling)

Maritime excursion from El Rodadero, passing through the Bay of Santa Marta, Taganga, Playa Brava and ending up in Granate.

For those who enjoy snorkeling and diving, this is a place of crystal-clear waters which allow one to appreciate its varied colors and an ample variety of submarine flora and fauna. At this site we will have a snorkeling lesson where you will learn to dive up to 5 meters, and we will enjoy the wonders of the submarine world, multicolored fish, coral and algae. It will be a unique and unforgettable experience.

Includes: Ground and maritime transport, English speaking tour guide, snorkeling equipment (fins, mask, snorkel, lifejacket) and refreshments.

Recommendations: Insect repellent, lightweight clothing, bathing suit, sun block, sunglasses, beach towel, hat, wet shoes.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 20 pax

Departure: 7:30 a.m.
Return: 3:00 p.m.

Refrain from eating: Shrimp, lobster, swordfish (sierra), barracuda, bonito, and raw salads. It is recommended to eat: a whole, small fish, such as red snapper (pargo) or mojarra and bottled beverages.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Pueblito - Tayrona National Park

To arrive at Pueblito is to find yourself, at a short distance from Santa Marta, with a fragment of history from the pre-Hispanic Tayrona culture. It is like traveling through time and discovering the meaning and the mode of life of the Indians who built, erected and lived in a place of difficult access, with some architectural characteristics which liken it to the mythical Ciudad Perdida (Lost City).

Energy and emotion are felt in the environment when amidst thick overgrowth are discovered streets paved with stone, canals which outline an ancient aqueduct system, bridges and terraces where in some bygone epoch the dwellings of the aborigines who lived here before the arrival of the Spaniards, were erected. The song of the birds and the frogs provides a background for those who, after several hours of stony pathways, make it to the top and put their feet on this pre-Columbian village.

The excursion includes a scenic tour on the panamerican highway to Venezuela, to reach Calabazo, starting point of the hike, which lasts 3 hours until reaching Pueblito, typical lunch (fried fish, coconut rice, patacones, salad) in Cape San Juan del Guía, a refreshing swim in the sea in the natural swimming pool of Arrecifes, a 2-hour hike to Cañaveral to start the return to the Hotel.

Includes: ground transport, Park entry fees (The Foreigners have to pay and additionaltax to entrance to the Tayrona National Park), English speaking professional tour guide, refreshments, typical lunch.

Recommendations: sun block, lightweight clothing, sunglasses, insect repellent, tennis shoes, hat, bathing suit, beach towel.

Level of difficulty: V.
Minimum: 5 pax
Maximum: 150 pax (low season)

Minimum age: 12 years.
Maximum weight: 200 Lb

Departure: 5:00 a.m.
Return: 6:00 p.m.

Refrain from Eating: Shrimp, lobster, swordfish (sierra), barracuda, bonito, and raw salads. It is recommended to eat: a whole, small fish, such as red snapper (pargo) or mojarra and bottled beverages.

Note: This excursion requires good physical condition. The excursion guide reserves the right to reject any participant who does not fulfill this requirement without right to reimbursement.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Tayronaca

Is an ecological tourist attraction located 57 kilometers from Santa Marta near the DON DIEGO river. There, we can see remains of settlements of what was once a Tayrona city. Arriving, we will take a walk through the terraces, roads and trails. A basic museum bring us information about the culture of the Tayronas, who inhabited this zone (700 years DC – 1600 years DC)

This place is characterized by the exotic vegetation, excellent climate and abundant wildlife. Here, we will enjoy a day filled with a colorful landscape and magical walkways. The DON DIEGO river runs straight from the snow peaks. To take a bath there is very relaxing and comforting. During the journey, we can see squirrels, iguanas, some species of birds that come to feed in strategic sites designed specially for them as well as exotic flowers that grow in this zone (birds of paradise among others).

Includes: ground transport, English speaking tour guide, refreshments, snack, entry fee.

Recommendations: lightweight clothing, running shoes, sun block, insect reppellent, bathing suit, beach towel.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 150 pax (low season)

Departure: 9:00 a.m.
Return: 3:00 p.m.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

City Tour & Shopping

Through the oldest city in South America in an air conditioned vehicle. We will visit the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, one of the most visited sites in Colombia, the place where Liberator Simon Bolivar died, December 10th he signed his last will and testament and had his last proclamation read.

We continue on the Avenida del Libertador, and visit the monument to the famous Colombian soccer player El Pibe Valderrama.  From here we continue toward Taganga, a picturesque fishing village nestled in a beautiful bay just 5 minutes from downtown and starting point of the area designated as Tayrona National Natural Park.

During the tour we will appreciate the most beautiful bay in America and the colonial architecture of the city. An hour for souvenir shopping is included.

Includes: ground transport, entry fee to the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, English speaking professional tour guide, refreshments.

Recommendations: sun block, lightweight clothing, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hat.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 400 pax

Departure: 9:00 a.m. Return: 1:00 p.m.
Departure: 1:00 p.m. Return: 5:00 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Panoramic City Tour

Through the oldest city in South America in an air conditioned vehicle we will visit the monument to the famous Colombian soccer player El Pibe Valderrama, Taganga a picturesque fishing village nestled in a beautiful bay just 5 minutes from downtown and starting point of the area designated as Tayrona National Natural Park, the Cathedral Basilica and an hour for souvenir shopping.

Includes: Ground transport, English speaking tour guide, refreshments.

Recommendations: Sun block, lightweight clothing, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hat.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 400 pax

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Mundo Marino Aquarium & Panoramic City Tour

This is a journey that lets the visitor know the city and a little of its history. We will visit the Aquarium and Sea Museum, a huge fish tank where we will appreciate a variety of marine species, which are a reflection of life at the coralline bottom of the Caribbean Sea.

Includes: Ground transport, entrance to the Aquarium, English speaking tour guide, refreshments.

Recommendations: Sun block, lightweight clothing, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hat.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 400 pax

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Panoramic Barranquilla City Tour & Shopping

After a 90 minute bus ride from the hotel we arrive to Barranquilla, the 4th city of the country in importance due to its economic development. Barranquilla is also known as the "GOLDEN GATE" (Puerta de Oro) of Colombia since it is the first port of navigation for international commerce (river and ocean). The city is also called "CURRAMBA LA BELLA" (the beautiful Curramba), due to its festive atmosphere and the hospitality of its people. During this journey, we will pass by coastal towns of the Atlántico and Magdalena provinces, we will find tourist attractions such as the "BOCAS DE CENIZA" river mouth and the "PUMAREJO'S BRIDGE", the longest bridge in Colombia. While in the city, we take a panoramic tour by the beautiful republicans houses of the "OLD PRADO" residential neighborhood, the Amira de la Rosa Theater, the Customs Square, the Founder's Park, the industrial zone, Romantic Museum, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the monument to Shakira (world known Colombian pop singer). Before returning to Santa Marta, we will enjoy some shopping in the city.

Includes: Ground transport, English speaking tour guide, entry fee, refreshments.

Recommendations: sun block, hat, sunglasses, casual clothing, comfortable walking shoes

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 150 pax

Departure: 8:00 a.m.
Return: 5:00 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Mini Course - Two Dives

Santa Marta has innumerable spectacular sites for scuba diving. Here we find brain corals, the largest sponges of Colombia and a great variety of majestic-colored fish.

The mini course is designed for those persons who want to venture into the submarine world. This is developed over 2 days. The first day the student is instructed in the swimming pool where they are given the basic principals of scuba diving; basic handling of equipment, and lastly practice dives in the swimming pool, until the instructor determines that they are ready to go diving in the sea. The following day two dives are made in the sea at low depth, maximum of 30 – 40 feet (10 – 12 m). Dare to venture into the wonderful submarine world!

Includes: Ground and maritime transport, theory class (video and explanation), 1 Practice Class in the swimming pool, full equipment (mask, fins, 2 tanks, regulator, vest and weight belt), 2 dives to 30 feet maximum, snack, instructor or DIVE MASTER.

Recommendations: Wet shoes, sun block, hat, sunglasses, beach towel, bathing suit, extra change of clothing, logbook.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

Minimum: 3 pax
Maximum: 16 pax

Departure: 7:30 a.m.
Return: 2:30 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Two Dives for Certified Divers

The great adventure of scuba diving from the beautiful crystalline waters of Santa Marta at two meters above sea level where we can appreciate the lovely scene of a sunken ship at 90 feet depth, in the southern zone of the Tayrona National Park. In Granate, Morrito Largo, and La Aguja one can observe a great variety of coral reefs, multicolored fish and abundant marine flora and fauna.

Includes: ground and maritime transport, weight belt, regulator, vest, snack, PADI instructor.

Recommendations: wet shoes, sun block, hat, sunglasses, beach towel, bathing suit, extra change of clothing, logbook

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

Minimum: 3 pax
Maximum: 16 pax

Departure: 7:30 a.m.
Return: 2:30 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Open Waters Course (PADI Certification )

During this four-day course, the knowledge and theory necessary for enjoying your first dives is transmitted. This is done through the instructor’s explanations and the use of videos and manuals, which guarantee easy and fun learning.

Includes: maritime transport, 5 theory classes, 1 Practice Class in the swimming pool, 6 dives with tank, complete equipment (mask, snorkel, fins, 6 tanks, regulator, vest and weight belt), snack, PADI certificate, gift, instructor or DIVE MASTER.

Recommendations: wet shoes, sun block, hat, sunglasses, beach towel, bathing suit, extra change of clothing, logbook.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

Minimum: 3 pax
Maximum: 16 pax

Departure: 7:30 a.m.
Return: 2:30 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Night Scuba Diving

Dare to live this unique experience which particularly involves our sense of sight. The settings, flora and fauna we may find on a night dive have a totally distinct dimension to those of a daytime dive, even in the same site and under similar conditions.

Includes: ground and maritime transport, weight belt, regulator, vest, flashlight (without batteries), PADI instructor.

Recommendations: wet shoes, beach towel, bathing suit, extra change of clothing, logbook.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

Minimum: 4 pax
Maximum: 16 pax

Departure: 5:00 p.m.
Return: 8:00 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Chiva Rumbera

The Rumba on a Chiva is a different way to tour nighttime Santa Marta, on board picturesque and colorful buses where tropical cocktails are served to the rhythm of Caribbean folkloric airs.

It’s three hours of a panoramic tour where you can appreciate at a distance El Rodadero, the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, the bay of Santa Marta, residential neighborhoods, the historic downtown area, and the Cathedral. The tour continues toward “La Escollera” discotheque in El Rodadero where the excursion ends with an invitation to continue the party there.

Includes: ground transport by typical chiva, English speaking activities and tour guide, live music, 5 tropical cocktails.

Recommendations: comfortable clothing, extra money for expenses at the discotheque (restricted entry under 18 years old).

Minimum: 16 pax
Maximum: 150 pax

Departure: 9:00 p.m.
Return: midnight

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Aquarium & Playa Blanca

10 minutes from the cove of El Rodadero is found the old Aquarium & Sea Museum “El Rodadero”, and the basic facilities, where we will find small tanks built right into the sea we will appreciate a variety of marine species, such as sharks, seals, dolphins and exotic tropical fish. We will enjoy a show of dolphins and seals. This aquarium also has a Marine Museum where one can observe a variety of species such as: corals, congrios, crabs, lobsters, octopus, etc., which are a reflection of the marine bottom and ensemble of life at the coralline bottom of the Caribbean Sea.

After, we transfer to Playa Blanca and enjoy a refreshing ocean swim in crystalline waters with white sand beach.

Includes: ground and maritime transport, entry to the Aquarium, refreshments, English speaking professional tour guide.

Recommendations: sun block, lightweight clothing, bathing suit, sunglasses, beach towel, hat, wet shoes.

Refrain from Eating: Shrimp, lobster, swordfish (sierra), barracuda, bonito, and raw salads. It is recommended to eat: a whole, small fish, such as red snapper (pargo) or mojarra and bottled beverages.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 150 pax (Low season)

Departure: 8:45 a.m.
Return: 2:00 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Excursion to Playa Blanca

Playa Blanca owes its name to the quality of the white sand which heats up with the sun and contrasts with the sea. They are seas of hope which invite us to a party loaded with sun and sand, making the oldest city in America a complete dream adventure. The old song which many Samarios (people from Santa Marta) hum, reflects the beauty of the seas of hope which make Santa Marta a complete paradise, among which is found Playa Blanca only 20 minutes by launch from El Rodadero, nestled in a lovely bay of crystalline waters and white sand beach. It is a place where you are sure to enjoy a day of beach, sun and sand.

Includes: ground and maritime transport, English speaking professional tour guide, awning and refreshments.

Recommendations: sun block, lightweight clothing, bathing suit, sunglasses, beach towel, hat, wet shoes.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 150 pax (Low season)

Departure: 9:00 a.m.
Return: 4:00 p.m.

Refrain from Eating: Shrimp, lobster, swordfish (sierra), barracuda, bonito, and raw salads. It is recommended to eat: a whole, small fish, such as red snapper (pargo) or mojarra bottled beverages.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Historic Cartagena

Go through the different coastal towns of the departments of Magdalena, Atlántico and Bolívar before arriving to the enchanting Cartagena. Visit the walled city, where you can appreciate the antique, modern city and visit its most representative monuments such as the Popa Convent, the San Felipe Fort and the Monument to the “Old Shoes”, acompanied by an English speaking specialized tour guide who will offer you complete information about the history of each of these sites. Moreover, you may discover on a short walk, the colonial enchantment of the old city’s streets, be seduced by its balconies adorned with a profusion of colorful flowers, and the charm which characterizes its different plazas.

Includes: ground transport, museum entry fees, English speaking professional tour guide, refreshments, lunch.

Recommendations: lightweight clothing, sunglasses, appropriate walking shoes, sun block, hat.

Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 150 pax

Departure: 5:00 a.m.
Return: 6:00 p.m.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Cabo de la Vela

As always, vigilant and imposing before the passing trade-winds, Cabo de la Vela rises up haughtily before the face of its visitors, who, astonished at the softness of its sands, walk toward the aquamarine sea. There, among its waves, they seek to maintain the bewitchment of their dreams. Located in the Guajira department, in the northern zone of Colombia, the Cape comes with reddish sand beaches at the shore of the Caribbean Sea. The stay includes hammocks to spend the night, a typical restaurant and a visit to a neighboring Wayúu settlement. You may sleep in hammocks or Guajira chinchorros, beneath a palm-leaf structure which allows you to enjoy the breeze which accompanies the sound of the waves.

The Wayúu culture, settlers of this gentle region whose inhabitants revere the zone as a sacred place, is firmly rooted in its traditions. Legend tells us that when a Wayúu dies, his soul inhabits this territory; therefore they care for and respect the land. You will visit el Faro and the Pilón de Azúcar, active participants of the exotic scenery, which you can access them by enjoyable hikes, a dare for those who are lovers of scenery and the challenges of nature.

Includes: ground transport, English speaking professional tour guide, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 1 dinner, refreshments, lodging at the settlement in individual hammocks, Park entry fees.

Recommendations: lightweight clothing for the excursion, and for sleeping we recommend pants and a sweater to keep warm during the cold night, insect repellent, sun block, bathing suit, comfortable shoes, beach towel, hat, sunglasses, cash, identity documents. We alsorecommend not carrying valuable objects, air tickets or important documents.

Level of difficulty: I
Minimum: 8 pax
Maximum: 50 pax (Low season)

Departure: 4:30 a.m.
Return: 4:00 p.m. (the following day)

Refrain from Eating: Shrimp, lobster, swordfish (sierra), barracuda, bonito, raw salads. It is recommended to eat: a whole, small fish, such as red snapper (pargo) or mojarra and bottled beverages.

Note: We recommend not carrying valuable objects, airline tickets or important documents.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Quebrada Valencia

Quebrada Valencia, a cascade of crystalline waters near the bay of Santa Marta, located an hour from the city, on the slopes of the Sierra  Nevada, is the perfect spot for enjoying the charm of this mountainous system. Here we can observe beautiful cascades of crystalline waters which between rocks and cracks offer an unequaled spectacle. This natural waterfall comes from the Sierra Nevada, forming a series of pools or natural swimming pools, appropriate for a refreshing swim. There are spectacular pools, some of shallow depth for a tranquil and relaxing dip, others deeper and inviting.

We will observe the cascades which fall from pool to pool as though irrigating the rocks which adorn their natural beauty. This natural area is surrounded by exotic vegetation and plantations of diverse fruit typical of the region, thanks to the agreeable climate in the zone.

Includes: ground transport, English speaking professional tour guide, refreshments, snack, entry fees to the Reserve.

Recommendations: lightweight clothing, insect repellent, sun block, bathing suit, beach towel, extra change of clothing, tennis shoes or wet shoes.

Level of difficulty: I - II
Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 150 pax (Low season)

Departure: 9:00 a.m.
Return: 4:00 p.m.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Playa koralia

Ecotourism is responsible travel that promotes the conservation of nature and sustains the well being of local people. Privacy is found as the ocean breaks on the beach and you are the only one to witness its fall. Playa Koralia gives you that experience and more, one hour away from Santa Marta (Colombia). Time stops as nature defines each space; sand, paradise, sea, fresh water, palms, light & shade. The elements come together where the rivers flowing from the snow-capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada flow into the blue Caribbean.

With its fusion of traditional palm and soft stone, and ethnic art from Latin America, the décor of Playa Koralia harmonizes with the natural surroundings. Walls arise and slip into the surrounding landscape, leading one outside and encouraging exploration of the immense surroundings.

We will a hike of approximately 45 minutes through the humid tropical forest and observe the cascades which fall from pool to pool as though irrigating the rocks which adorn their natural beauty. This natural area is surrounded by exotic vegetation and plantations of diverse fruit typical of the region, thanks to the agreeable climate in the zone.

Includes: ground transport, English speaking tour guide, refreshments, lunch, entry fees to the Reserve.

Recommendations: lightweight clothing, insect repellent, sun block, bathing suit, beach towel, extra change of clothing, tennis shoes or wet shoes.

Level of difficulty: I - II
Minimum: 10 pax
Maximum: 20 pax (Low season)

Departure: 9:00 a.m.
Return: 4:00 p.m.

Restrictions: Neither pregnant women nor participants who are found under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be accepted for these activities.

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu

Decameron Explorer Santa Marta

Tel: +57 (5) 432-0427
E-Mail: santamarta.receptivosexplorer@decameron.com

Other Services:

• Airline tickets
• Charter planning
• Tours in English and Spanish
• Private transfers
• Honeymoon, family, and anniversary packages

* Click HERE to go back to the Tour Menu