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The document summarizes travel plans to visit the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta National Park in Colombia. It describes the park as the birthplace of the Tayrona indigenous civilization and containing unique ecosystems near the coast. Buses leave from Santa Marta city center daily from 6:30am to 6pm to access the park. Visitors can do ecotourism activities like hiking, horseback riding, camping, and observing wildlife and indigenous communities. Travelers are advised to bring their own food and supplies as there are no restaurants in the park, though food stalls can be found at popular beaches. The document encourages enjoying nature, walking, and learning about Colombia.

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The document summarizes travel plans to visit the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta National Park in Colombia. It describes the park as the birthplace of the Tayrona indigenous civilization and containing unique ecosystems near the coast. Buses leave from Santa Marta city center daily from 6:30am to 6pm to access the park. Visitors can do ecotourism activities like hiking, horseback riding, camping, and observing wildlife and indigenous communities. Travelers are advised to bring their own food and supplies as there are no restaurants in the park, though food stalls can be found at popular beaches. The document encourages enjoying nature, walking, and learning about Colombia.

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My travel plan is to the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta natural national park

The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is the birthplace of the Tayrona, a monumental indigenous
civilization that existed in the country. Descendants of that culture still live there. It is the world’s
most elevated coastal mountain formation. Because of its variety of ecosystems, topographical
elevations near the sea, its singular beauty and historical and cultural wealth it constitutes a
unique area worth visiting and it was declared Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1979.

For information and reservations you can use the information I provide in the video

How do we get there?

From the center of Santa Marta there are buses for the Sierra Nevada from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

There you can find ecotourism activities, you can hike, ride a horse, camp, observe birds or fauna

in general and observe and support the indigenous communities that live there.

Food

I suggest taking your own food and drinking supplies to last your entire stay, as there are no
restaurants inside the Park

On the most popular beaches such as Cabo San Juan, Arrecife and Arenilla, it is normal to see food
stalls selling egg arepa, cold beer and other typical delicacies of the region.
Although if you prefer to take your own food, remember to return all the garbage that you can
cause and do not take disposable items, bags and plastic utensils with you since their entry is
prohibited.

Enjoy nature, the walk and know Colombia

Bibliography

http://www.parquesnacionales.gov.co/portal/es/

https://www.parquetayrona.com/es/

https://colombia.travel/es/santa-marta/la-sierra-nevada-de-santa-marta

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