3/5 - Okay
The pueblo is great for visiting for a couple days. The nights are geared towards loud music and drinking and the music can be heard across the water to the hotel.
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This dynamic beach is one of the most visited spots in the area. Enjoy a variety of activities: sunbathe, swim, sail, dive and snorkel.
Meet friends and share a few drinks at this plaza in the center of Santa Marta, where you’ll find restaurants, bars and vendors selling snacks.
Take the kids to visit the sea creatures at Rodadero Sea Aquarium and Museum during your trip to Santa Marta. While you're in the area, stroll along the beautiful beaches.
You can find out about the history of Santa Marta with a trip to Ciudad Perdida. Wander the beautiful beaches in this relaxing area.
Walk around the cathedral that holds the remains of the city’s founder and claims to be the oldest church in the country.
Visit the 17th-century villa and art museum made famous as the place where the famous military leader Simón Bolívar died.
The pueblo is great for visiting for a couple days. The nights are geared towards loud music and drinking and the music can be heard across the water to the hotel.
I did no recomend taganga to no body was very bad experience overthere, i need my money back that they over charged to me
taganga is a small Beach community and you will tire of it within a day or two if you do not leave the area by boat and see the other beautiful beaches that lie along the coast
Good dive town. Pleasant pretty beach (albeit not spectacular).
I was robbed in the beach, so take care.