Discover the ‘Place of the Stones that Speak’ in Tayrona. Explore the ancient terraces and rock carvings that seem to tell a story. Enjoy a refreshing swim in nearby streams and rivers on the Bunkuany tour.
Discover the ‘Place of the Stones that Speak’ in Tayrona. Explore the ancient terraces and rock carvings that seem to tell a story. Enjoy a refreshing swim in nearby streams and rivers on the Bunkuany tour.
- Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta - The journey begins with a departure from Santa Marta at 7:00 am to the village of Calabazo. Here, an enriching 3-hour ecological walk commences, offering insights into the fauna, flora, and history of the Tayrona people, along with the four descendant communities still residing in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta….
- Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta - The journey begins with a departure from Santa Marta at 7:00 am to the village of Calabazo. Here, an enriching 3-hour ecological walk commences, offering insights into the fauna, flora, and history of the Tayrona people, along with the four descendant communities still residing in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. The walk leads to the terraces of Bunkuany Tayrona, where participants can learn about this ancient civilization and admire the impressive stone constructions and pathways that connect the various terraces, each with its own hierarchy and purpose.
During the visit, there will be an opportunity to enjoy a traditional regional lunch, enriched with stories and the breathtaking landscapes of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. The return journey includes a technical stop at one of the stunning waterfalls before continuing back to Santa Marta.
The return to Santa Marta is scheduled for 4:45 pm.
- Insurance
- Lunch
- Logistics
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Guide
- Tickets to the different places
- Insurance
- Lunch
- Logistics
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Guide
- Tickets to the different places
- Alcoholic beverages
- Alcoholic beverages
The name Bunkuany is inspired by the stones used to construct its terraces and the rock carvings discovered there. These carvings appear to narrate a story to visitors, as if they are communicating with them. Bunkuany is known as the “place of the stones that speak.” Although the Bunkuany archaeological site is smaller than Ciudad Perdida, it features…
The name Bunkuany is inspired by the stones used to construct its terraces and the rock carvings discovered there. These carvings appear to narrate a story to visitors, as if they are communicating with them. Bunkuany is known as the “place of the stones that speak.” Although the Bunkuany archaeological site is smaller than Ciudad Perdida, it features large terraces. Similar to Ciudad Perdida or Teyuna, “The second Lost City,” Bunkuany is surrounded by several streams and rivers, offering visitors the chance to enjoy a refreshing swim during their tour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
