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A private half-day sail to Tayrona's first bay, with time to swim, snorkel, and relax on board.
A private sailing trip from Santa Marta to Granate, the first bay of Tayrona National Park, with time to swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and paddle before sailing back at sunset.
This private sailing trip reaches Granate, the first bay of Tayrona National Park, with plenty of downtime built in to swim, snorkel, relax, sunbathe, and paddle around the boat. The captain may adjust the exact bay if conditions require it, and the boat has a full stern bathing platform for easy access to the water.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet at the Santa Marta marina; exact departure point confirmed at booking.
The first, less-crowded bay inside Tayrona National Park, reached only by boat.
Real time in the water off the boat's stern bathing platform, gear available on board.
A scenic sail back to Santa Marta as the sun sets over the bay.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private sailing trip from Santa Marta to Granate, the first bay of Tayrona National Park, with time to swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and paddle before sailing back at sunset. This private sailing trip reaches Granate, the first bay of Tayrona National Park, with plenty of downtime built in to swim, snorkel, relax, sunbathe, and paddle around the boat. The captain may adjust the exact bay if conditions require it, and the boat has a full stern bathing platform for easy access to the water.
Tayrona's bays are a chain of coves between rocky headlands, and Granate, also called Garnet Bay, is described as the first bay of the park when sailing from Santa Marta. Concha Bay is the closest of the park's bays to the city, so boat itineraries often mention both.
Arriving by water also fits the park's own history. Tayrona was created on 24 April 1964, and access rules are set with Indigenous communities of the Sierra Nevada, who ask for periodic closures. Tayrona National Park has followed a recurring closure schedule at the request of the Indigenous communities of the Sierra Nevada (reported as 1-15 February, 1-15 June and 19 October-2 November in recent years), so dates should be confirmed before booking.
The captain may adjust the bay depending on weather and sea state, which is routine here, and a sunset return means you finish with the Santa Marta coastline and hills lit from the sea.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
