Posadas Ecoturísticas Seineken

Tayrona National Park is the area’s biggest lure, with the best hikes leading to Cabo de San Juan’s stunning beach or to the Pueblito indigenous village. If guests would rather be whisked there astride a horse they can organise a trotting trip from the park’s entrance. Outside Tayrona, Quebrada Valencia waterfalls are 15 minutes’ drive (plus a walk of around a mile – pack those hiking boots) for dipping into the clear pools at the bottom. For swims without strolls, the seaside town of Buritaca is a 25-minute drive, or blend beaching with city slicking in Santa Marta, a coastal place of colonial architecture, colourful churches and lively nightlife in its squares. For quieter times, the coffee plantations and hikes through the green surrounds of Minca are an hour from the site; this village also has a hostel claiming to have the biggest hammock in the world if epic lazing is on the cards...