Bunkuani-Comunidad Kogui
Parque Tayrona
The Tayrona Few Know
3-day tour
1.650.000 COP
Discover the most comprehensive way to experience Tayrona: hike through the Sierra Nevada, interact with indigenous communities, and relax by the sea on secluded beaches. An intense, authentic experience designed for those seeking much more than just a simple trip.
Day 1
Sierra Nevada
&
Bunkuany
We begin the experience with a pickup at your hotel in Santa Marta or at a location near Tayrona National Natural Park between 6:30 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.
Before starting the hike, you’ll have the option to enjoy breakfast with the team.
Afterward, we’ll venture into the jungle of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, taking a hike of approximately 2.5 hours along natural trails.
The destination of this journey is Bunkuany, a sacred ancestral site that was part of the same indigenous territorial system to which the legendary Lost City belongs.
During the tour, you will be able to:
Enjoy fresh air and unique landscapes.
Go birdwatching
Learn about the history and spiritual significance of this ancestral territory
Upon arrival, you will explore archaeological terraces and gain an understanding of the deep connection between these communities and nature.
At the end of the day, we’ll set up camp in a natural setting, where you’ll have access to:
Accommodations
Shower
Dinner
Breakfast included for day two.
Day 2
Kogui Community
& Parque Tayrona
The day begins with breakfast at the camp, as we get ready for a day of cultural immersion and plenty of nature.
A moderate-level hike of approximately 2.5 hours. Along the way, enjoy the sound of birds and the tranquility of the surroundings.
Our destination is a Kogui indigenous community, where we will experience an authentic cultural exchange.
We will learn about their traditional way of life
and understand their spiritual relationship with nature.
We will learn about farming practices, diet, and family organization, as well as the construction of their homes and the making of their clothing.
In the afternoon, we continue our journey to Tayrona National Natural Park, where the landscape transforms and the jungle gives way to the Caribbean Sea.
We end the day in a unique setting, enjoying the sunset and the tranquility of the park’s beaches.
✔ Oceanfront accommodation
✔ Meals included
Day 3
Playa
Cabo San Juan
We’ll witness one of the most special moments of the day: sunrise by the sea in Tayrona Park.
This setting allows us to connect with nature while enjoying the sound of the waves and the energy of this natural environment.
We’ll share a delicious local breakfast, and then continue the experience.
A two-hour hike along trails surrounded by lush vegetation and biodiversity, heading toward Cabo San Juan.
We’ll have free time to enjoy the crystal-clear waters, relax on the beach, climb up to the lookout point for panoramic views, and take photos of this iconic Caribbean landscape.
Lunch will be at Playa Arrecifes, located about a 15-minute walk from Cabo San Juan.
There, we can enjoy a peaceful setting and local cuisine.
After lunch, we’ll continue the experience by visiting La Piscinita, an ideal spot to relax and enjoy a swim in calmer waters.
Finally, we’ll embark on a roughly two-hour hike through the park, where our transportation will be waiting to take us back to the city of Santa Marta.
Service title
Including
Return ground transport
Medical assistance insurance
Professional bilingual local guide
Entry to Bunkuani
Access to this nature reserve.
Visit to the Kogui indigenous community
Entry and guided tour within indigenous territory.
Park entry fees and compulsory insurance
Includes entry to Tayrona National Park and the insurance cover required by the park.
Accommodation for two nights.
Full board during the tour
All meals included (breakfast, lunch and dinner).
Recommendations
Fitness level
The tour involves moderate walking (2 to 4 hours a day). A basic level of fitness is recommended.
Pack light
Bring only what you need to ensure comfort during the walks.
Weather
The weather is warm and humid, with a chance of rain. Wear sun cream, insect repellent, a hat and suitable clothing.
Footwear
Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes suitable for walking.
Caring for the environment
Tayrona National Park is a protected area. Please respect nature and avoid leaving litter behind.
Cash
There are no cash machines inside the park; we recommend bringing cash.
Not included
Personal expenses
Additional purchases, souvenirs, snacks or drinks not specified in the itinerary.
Drinks and food not mentioned
Any food or drink consumed outside of the included meals.
Luggage porterage
Luggage-carrying service during hikes (optional and at an additional cost).
Additional accommodation services
Upgrades, extra nights or services not specified in the package.
Transport outside the itinerary
Additional transfers not included in the programme.
Personal medication
Any treatment or medication for personal use.
Optional activities
Additional experiences not included in the standard itinerary.
What should you bring?
2 to 3 long-sleeved shirts or T-shirts,
Comfortable sleepwear
Swimwear
Cap or hat
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Mosquito repellent
Comfortable walking shoes (hiking boots)
Sandals for relaxing
Waterproof jacket or rain poncho
Lightweight, quick-drying towel
Toiletries (toothbrush, soap, etc.
Personal medication
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