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Nestled along the Caribbean coastline of Colombia, Santa Marta is a unique blend of beautiful beaches, historical heritage, and abundant nature. Renowned as South America's oldest surviving city, it boasts enchanting colonial architecture and a vibrant culinary scene that consistently entices travellers. From here, you can venture into the lush mountains of the Sierra Nevada range, visit the indigenous Kogi tribe, or explore the biodiversity of the nearby Tayrona National Park. Whether you're a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or a beach lover, Santa Marta perfectly caters to your travel desires.

I loved going to Santa Marta, I felt very safe, I stayed at the República Hostel and met many, many solo travelers! It was the best experience of my life. It's a very affordable place and the views are beautiful, the transportation is safe and fast, everything is close by, and the food is delicious.

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