Forest walks

Taorayiná is a 60-hectare nature reserve of primary forest in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, 25 minutes from Tayrona National Natural Park. Our guided walks wind through the reserve trails without rushing, with time to listen, observe and breathe.

The walks are guided and lead to the waterfalls and natural pools, crossing the forest. The main route takes about 25 minutes, and once you arrive you can swim and rest. Along the way you may spot birds of the Sierra Nevada foothills and enjoy views of the Caribbean Sea.

The walks are guided, cost COP 50,000 per person and are open to guests and to visitors who are not staying with us. Wear hiking shoes, bring swimwear and avoid chemical insect repellent, so that we do not pollute the water. Write to us on WhatsApp to plan yours.

What a walk is like

You walk without hurry. A guide goes with you along the reserve’s trails, stopping to listen to the forest, notice the birds and point out the plants. The main route to the waterfalls and natural pools takes about 25 minutes; when you arrive there is time to swim, rest and be.