Welcome to
The City Lost
Lost City 4 Days
It is the archaeological territory of an ancient city Tayrona located in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, whose foundation is attributed to 800 A.D., many years before Machu Picchu.
The Tayrona paradise consists of a series of terraces excavated on the mountainside, made up of a network of tile roads and small circular squares. Access to the Lost City is made ascending about 1,200 stone steps across the region’s vast jungle.
If you like adventure and feel in physical conditions optimal for hikes of up to 8 hours a day, you will enjoy to the maximum what this adventure has for you.
- Transportation and return
- Feeding 4 days (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
- Accommodation (beds or hammocks), depending on availability
- Guided
- Travel insurance
- Contributions to the indigenous and peasant community
- Entering the archaeological park . ICANH
Day 1
Santa Marta – The Avoca Avocon . Mamey . Camp 1
- Departure from Santa Marta at 7:30 a.m. (approx), 1 hour of travel by 4-4 vehicle, to the office of Ecosierra (La Aguacatera)
- Final destination by vehicle: The Mamey at 12:00 a.m. (1 hour approx).
- Lunch in the village.
- Walk for four hours to the first camp.
- Night in hammocks or beds, depending on availability.
- Dinner at the camp.
Day 2
Camp 1 . Mutanyi . Camp 3
- Departure from camp 1 around 6:00 a.m.
- Walk for 2:30 p.m. to the Mutanyi indigenous people.
- Walk for an hour to Camp 2.
- Lunch.
- Walk for four hours until you get to paradise (camp 3).
- Night in hammocks or beds, depending on availability.
- Dinner at the camp.
Day 3
Camp 3 . Lost City . Camp 2
- Camp 3 departs around 6:30 a.m.
- 1 hour walk to Lost City
- Four hours tour to know the archaeological, ethnological and historical area.
- Return to Camp 3.
- Lunch
- Night in hammocks or beds, depending on availability.
- Dinner at the camp.
Day 4
Camp 2 . Mamey- Return to Santa Marta
Departure at 6:30 am from camp 2
Walk for 7 or 8 hours to get back to Mamey.
Lunch
Departure by vehicle 4/4 for 3 hours to Santa Marta
