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Scuba diving in Taganga
Try dives, courses and fun dives
Taganga is one of Santa Marta’s diving bases: several dive schools, reefs close by and boats that leave from the village.
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Dive, hike and chase the sunset
What happens at the hostel, what it offered before and what we can help you arrange. Every plan carries its status, so you know what’s confirmed.
Experiences & tours
How to read the labels
- At the hostel
- Happens at the hostel and appears in current listings or 2026 posts.
- Ask us to arrange
- Regional trip: the hostel has a tours desk and can help you arrange it.
- Self-guided
- A free plan to do on your own. Not a paid tour.
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- The hostel offered it before (we say when). Ask whether it still runs.
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Offered before · askTayrona: sunrise trek & the national park
Bonito Gordo, Cabo San Juan and the park’s beaches
Hills, dry forest and beaches at the foot of the Sierra Nevada. The park closes several times a year — always check the official page.
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Taganga beaches & Playa Grande
Trails, snorkelling, boats and fried fish
Turquoise water, dry hills and little hidden beaches — Taganga is explored on foot or by boat.
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Self-guidedSunset in Taganga
A free plan: rooftop, bay and viewpoints
The sun drops behind the bay and Taganga turns gold. All you have to do is pick your spot.
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At the hostelNirvana Nights
Music, cocktails, pool table and chess
When night falls the courtyard lights up: fairy lights, music and people from everywhere around the pool.
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At the hostelNirvana day pass
Pool, food and cocktails without staying the night
A pool day in the orange courtyard for people who aren’t staying. Ask about today’s package.
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Minca
Waterfalls, coffee and mountain air
A village on the slopes of the Sierra Nevada, about 24 km from Taganga, with coffee farms open to visitors, waterfalls and birdwatching.
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Lost City trek (Teyuna)
A multi-day trek in the Sierra Nevada
The Tayrona people’s city, built around the 9th century and rediscovered in the 1970s, is reached on foot on a guided trek of several days.
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Palomino
River, beach and slow days past Tayrona
At the foot of the Sierra Nevada, Palomino is sun, sea and nature; its river is famous for tubing down through the jungle.
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Before you plan Tayrona
Parques Nacionales publishes three closures a year (1–15 Feb, 1–15 Jun and 19 Oct–2 Nov; checked 28 Oct 2026), requires visitor accident insurance and sells tickets at the gate. Dates, fees and access can change.
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