EL HOTEL MAS RARO DE SANTA MARTA | CaminanTr3s, El tercero eres tú!

BE PART OF THIS ADVENTURE SUBSCRIBE!! www.caminantr3s.com    / caminantr3s   www.facebook.com/caminantr3s www.twitter.com/caminanatr3s www.instagram.com/caminantr3s BE PART OF THIS ADVENTURE SUBSCRIBE!! www.caminantr3s.com    / caminantr3s   www.facebook.com/caminantr3s www.twitter.com/caminanatr3s www.instagram.com/caminantr3s //SPANISH This trip started off a bit shaky. We arrived late at the airport and couldn't check in our luggage. We flew to Santa Marta with the goal of rediscovering this destination, and we found many more surprises than we expected. On this first day, we stayed at the mercy of the ocean waves on a Global Sailing Santa Marta sailboat anchored in La Marina, one of the city's most important docks. The next day, with Pedaleando Advetures, we biked up Cerro de Ziruma on a nearly four-hour journey to come face-to-face with a hidden paradise: Inca Inca Beach. At night, we went to Taganga to enjoy the night in front of a beach full of multiculturalism. There, we had dinner at Taco restaurant, a unique experience of gastronomy and color. //ENGLISH This trip started with some difficulties. We arrived late at the airport and couldn't leave our bags at the check-in point. We traveled by plane to Santa Marta with the purpose of discovering a different place and found many more surprises than we expected. The first day, we slept at the mercy of the ocean waves on a Global Sailing Santa Marta sailboat anchored in La Marina dock, one of the city's most important docks. The next day, together with Pedaleando Adventures, we climb Cerro Ziruma during a bike journey of about 4 hours to find face to face a hidden paradise: Inca Inca beach. At night we went to Taganga to enjoy the night in front of a beach full of multiculturalism. There we ate at Taco, an experience full of gastronomy and color. Music from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)