Tayrona Park

With three entrances, miles of hiking trails and idilic beaches, Tayrona Park offers an experience like no other.

It’s no surprise the indigenous peoples call it the heart of the world.

El Zaino

Main Entrance

  • One of the most iconic beaches, known for its beautiful white sands, turquoise waters, and scenic viewpoints. It’s popular for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying sunset views.

    Lunch is available at a beachfront restaurant.

  • A calm, sheltered beach ideal for swimming and snorkeling, with shallow waters and vibrant underwater life.

    Keep your eye out for Lunch at one of the many restaurants on the trail.

  • Famous for it’s coral reef, perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life. Arrecifies is only swimmable during certain months of the year & unlike many other beaches it is unprotected.

    Please use your best judgement, respect the signs and always lean to the side of caution.

  • An archaeological site of the orginal Tayrona People, Pueblito is now an intercultural exchange site where visitors can learn more about the indigenous cultures of Tayrona Park.

    The hike from the coast to Puebilto is about 2.5 km long and is a great opportunity to enjoy the wildlife of Tayrona park.

Recommendations & Important Information

Your transportation to and from the park entrance can be arranged with reception.

We highly recommend taking the bus from El Zaino (Main Entrance) to your beach of choice.