PARQUE TAYRONA
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Cabo San Juan
Camping Cabo San Juan is situated on a stunning beach that is just one of the
many gorgeous beaches in the area. It's a very popular area for Colombians and
foreigners. It can get very crowded during holidays and the weekends. It has a
party atmosphere and those seeking more peace should think about remaining
at Arrecifes. BUT the beaches are amazing and you can jump right in them.
They are safe and you don't have to worry about hiking to go swimming. There is
a restaurant which has way too many customers, so you may have to easily wait
an hour or more for food. There is also a wood structure on some rocks
overlooking the water. There are hammocks and a few rooms for rent in the
structure. There is no bathroom, so don't drink too much if you sleep up here.
Prices August 2010: Hammocks, 20,000 COP - 25,000 COP; Cabin, 50,000 COP,
Per person; Own tent, 15,000 COP; Their tent, 25,000 COP. Breakfast - 9,000
COP, spaghetti 7,000 COP, chicken 12,000 COP - 18,000 COP.
WESTERN TAYRONA
During the rainy season, this area is very difficult to navigate. If you wish to
discover these destinations, it's advised you visit with Expotur in Taganga or with
another local tourism professional.
Teyumakke is a remote area by a beach called Playa Bravo. There is a
campground that has hammocks and tents. You can reach Teyumakke by a trail
that starts in Cabo.
Bahia Concha and Playa Neguanje can be accessed by a road. There are
reportedly a few beaches worth visiting there.
Bahia Cinto has a beach nearby called Playa Cristal. It's reported to be beautiful
and unspoiled of the crowds that are found in the Eastern part of Tayrona. You
can arrange to visit by boat. Enquire with the boatmen in Taganga, they can drop
you off in the morning and pick you up on the way back from Cabo. It may cost a