Santa Marta Historical, Mountain, People + Sunset & sunrise pictures

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Over just a few decades, this charming fishing village has grown into a traveler’s oasis with restaurants, nightclubs and a picturesque beach.

Visit the 17th-century villa and art museum made famous as the place where the famous military leader Simón Bolívar died. 

Meet friends and share a few drinks at this plaza in the center of Santa Marta, where you’ll find restaurants, bars and vendors selling snacks.

Visit the 17th-century villa and art museum made famous as the place where the famous military leader Simón Bolívar died. 

Take a trip back in time as you explore the center of Colombia’s oldest surviving city, complete with colonial buildings and collections of indigenous gold and pottery.

Visit the 17th-century villa and art museum made famous as the place where the famous military leader Simón Bolívar died. 

Visit the 17th-century villa and art museum made famous as the place where the famous military leader Simón Bolívar died. 

Take a trip back in time as you explore the center of Colombia’s oldest surviving city, complete with colonial buildings and collections of indigenous gold and pottery.

Walk around the cathedral that holds the remains of the city’s founder and claims to be the oldest church in the country. 

One of the wonders of Colombia, this park is home to varied ecosystems of mountains, forests, cliffs and beaches.

Take a trip back in time as you explore the center of Colombia’s oldest surviving city, complete with colonial buildings and collections of indigenous gold and pottery.

This dynamic beach is one of the most visited spots in the area. Enjoy a variety of activities: sunbathe, swim, sail, dive and snorkel.

Caribbean fishing town Santa Marta has exploded into a traveler’s nirvana with white-sand beaches, a lost city and a forested national park.

Take a trip back in time as you explore the center of Colombia’s oldest surviving city, complete with colonial buildings and collections of indigenous gold and pottery.

Walk around the cathedral that holds the remains of the city’s founder and claims to be the oldest church in the country. 

Meet friends and share a few drinks at this plaza in the center of Santa Marta, where you’ll find restaurants, bars and vendors selling snacks.