Beautiful clean beach. Road is a bit bumpy to get there. from parking lot to beach only 20 min walk. Bring own drinks, no beer tho.

Well....had high expectations and my suggestions are related to my today's experiences: go very early (opens 8 am only fr/sa/sun), don't take moto taxi, walk distance 15', front line 'box' overprized (40000 cop), take higher leveled (20000 cop), food and drinks (except beer) totally overprized. Service was very kind. I guess for snorkeling this could be one spot by taking a boat and going a bit outside...very nice place !!!

Very beautiful beach and crystal water ! This beach open at 8am and close at 4pm

Access to the site entrance 30000/40000 pesos by taxi from the center of Santa Marta. On site only compulsory insurance at 6000 pesos/person to pay. Access 20 minutes walk on shaded and flat path. Clean and large beach, favor the quieter center than the ends. This beach is part of Tayrona Park but you don't have to pay the park's exorbitant entrance fee (80,000 pesos). Closing at 4 p.m. No network to order a taxi on the way back but collective shuttles possible 😔

Well, the water is clear and at the end of the beach you’ll find a nice more quiet place to sit and enjoy the beautiful view! But: the Organisation of the nature reserve is really disappointing. They let people walk half an hour or pay for the motorbikes to get you to the beach - cars weren’t allowed when we entered. They tell you not to leave your trash in the area and although they have people who collect trash, they let everything at the entrance fall on the floor. It’s sad to see what happens to such nice places as soon as people take over...

Beautiful beach. Clear, clean water. Shade to get out of the sun. Tiny little gold flecks in the sand. The sand is a little courser than what we are accustomed to, but still comfortable to walk on. The sand does get hot. Feels like a tropical paradise.

The beach is nice, but the route there is not recommended. A long walk on a bumpy road, then another 6000 pesos per person and a 20 minute walk.

Beautiful place

Moderate traffic of people. Beach itself is just okay. Vendors everywhere selling overpriced stuff. 25 mil pesos for a shaded tent spot with plastic chairs. Rip off. The snorkeling spot 5 minutes away by boat (thru tours) is pretty cool, which is why this isn’t 2 or 1 stars, but if you don’t bring your own, there’s no mouthpiece with the ones they give out. Overall, I peg it as an expensive (esp if you book a ‘tour’) beach day.

Beautiful beach, possibility to go and do snorkeling for an extra fee (i would recommend snorkeling - amazing experience)

It takes a while to get there on a rocky road. Then you have to walk 20 minutes through sand and dust just to arrive at a crowded dirty beach full a people who want to sell you overpriced stuff. If you value your time avoid it at all cost.

Yesss

Best beach in the city

No easy access, overcrowded and overpriced. Very limited swimming

Great beach for always clean good for snorkeling

This is a great place to visit, the scenery is amazing. Something you should do if you go to Santa Marta

Nice beach... clean water... surrounded with mountains..

Beautiful experience, the best places to enjoy excellent!