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Hotel Brisas de Neguanje
This 3-star hotel is distinguished by its privileged location and its facilities designed to offer comfort and tranquility in a spectacular natural environment. We are thrilled to have you stay with us at Hotel Brisas de Neguanje.
Rooms
Standard Double Room
Room with a double bed, private bathroom, air conditioning, television, free Wi-Fi.
Standard Twin Double Room
Room with two single beds, private bathroom, air conditioning, television, free Wi-Fi.
Superior Family Room
Room with a double bed, a bunk bed, and an additional single bed, balcony with a hammock and mountain view, private bathroom, air conditioning, television, free Wi-Fi.
Standard Triple Room
Room with a double bed and a single bed, private bathroom, air conditioning, television, free Wi-Fi.
Superior Double Room
Room with a King Size bed, balcony with a hammock and mountain view, private bathroom, air conditioning, television, free Wi-Fi.
About Us
Hotel Brisas de Neguanje; A charming refuge on the edge of the Tayrona National Natural Park.
Strategically located in front of the first entrance to the Tayrona National Natural Park, at the entrance to Neguanje, the Hotel Brisas de Neguanje offers a cozy and pleasant accommodation experience. This 3-star hotel is distinguished by its privileged location and its facilities designed to offer comfort and tranquility in a spectacular natural environment.
The facilities of the Hotel Brisas de Neguanje are a delight for the senses. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a warm atmosphere decorated with tropical touches that reflect the natural beauty of the region. The rooms, elegant and well equipped, have air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and comfortable beds to ensure a restful sleep. Some rooms have a private balcony that offers a panoramic view of the lush landscape of the mountains and the Sierra Nevada.
The hotel features an outdoor swimming pool for children and adults, free private parking, a garden and a terrace ideal for relaxing. The pool area is surrounded by sun loungers and parasols, providing a perfect space to relax under the Caribbean sun. In addition, the hotel restaurant specializes in Gaucha grill food, which also offers a variety of local and international dishes.
In short, the Hotel Brisas de Neguanje combines modern comfort with the natural beauty of the region, providing a memorable stay for all its visitors. Perfect for those looking for a quiet getaway with direct access to one of the most impressive natural parks in Colombia.
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Attractions
Tayrona National Natural Park
Tayrona National Park in Colombia is a breathtaking natural haven, boasting stunning landscapes and pristine beaches.
Its beauty lies not only in the crystal-clear waters but also in the rich biodiversity and lush greenery that make it a true paradise for nature enthusiasts.
A visit to Tayrona promises a serene escape, allowing you to connect with the raw, untouched beauty of the Colombian coast.
Marinka Waterfalls
Marinka Waterfalls, or "Cascadas de Marinka," are a notable natural attraction located in the Magdalena department of Colombia. Here’s a detailed overview:
Location
- Region: Magdalena Department
- Nearest Town: Minca, which is a popular starting point for visitors.
Features
- Waterfalls: Marinka Waterfalls consist of a series of beautiful cascades surrounded by lush tropical vegetation.
- Scenery: The area around the waterfalls is rich in biodiversity, featuring a mix of tropical plants and wildlife. The falls are set amidst a picturesque landscape of mountains and dense jungle.
Activities
- Swimming: Visitors can enjoy refreshing swims in the natural pools formed by the waterfalls.
- Hiking: There are trails that lead to the waterfalls, offering opportunities for hiking and exploring the surrounding forest.
- Photography: The scenic beauty of the waterfalls and the surrounding area makes it a great spot for photography.
Access
- Getting There: To reach Marinka Waterfalls, visitors typically start from Minca. From there, it's a short drive or hike to the falls. The route can be a bit rugged, so it’s advisable to be prepared for a bit of adventure.
Tips
- Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit is during the dry season, which is usually from December to March, as the trails can become slippery during the rainy season.
- What to Bring: Wear comfortable hiking shoes, swimwear if you plan to swim, and bring plenty of water.
Conservation
- Preservation: As with many natural sites, it's important to respect the environment by not littering and following local guidelines to preserve the beauty and integrity of the area.
Marinka Waterfalls offer a serene and beautiful escape into nature, making it a popular destination for those looking to experience Colombia’s natural splendor.
Catedral Basílica Metropolitana de Santa Marta
The Catedral Basílica Metropolitana de Santa Marta is not only a place of worship but also a significant historical and cultural landmark, reflecting the rich heritage of Santa Marta and Colombia as a whole.
Location
- City: Santa Marta
- Department: Magdalena
- Country: Colombia
Historical Significance
- Establishment: The Cathedral is one of the oldest in Colombia, with its origins dating back to the early Spanish colonial period. The construction began in the late 18th century.
- Historical Importance: It was built on the site of an earlier church that was destroyed. The current building was completed in 1765 and has been a central part of the city's history and development.
Architectural Style
- Design: The cathedral features a blend of colonial and neoclassical architectural styles. It has a simple yet elegant façade, characterized by its symmetrical lines and classical elements.
- Interior: Inside, the cathedral is known for its modest but beautiful interior, including wooden altars and religious artworks that reflect the rich religious and cultural history of the region.
Cultural and Religious Role
- Function: It serves as the seat of the Archdiocese of Santa Marta. The cathedral is a central place for religious ceremonies, including Mass, weddings, and other significant religious events.
- Cultural Events: The Cathedral is also a venue for various cultural and community events, often reflecting the vibrant local traditions and heritage.
Tourist Information
- Visiting Hours: Typically open for visits during the day and for scheduled Masses. It's advisable to check local timings or contact the cathedral for specific visiting hours.
- Guided Tours: Guided tours might be available, providing insights into the cathedral's history, architecture, and significance.
- Location: The cathedral is located in the heart of Santa Marta, making it accessible for tourists exploring the city center.
Nearby Attractions
- Santa Marta Historic Center: The cathedral is close to other historical sites and colonial-era buildings in the city center.
- Museums: Nearby museums, such as the Gold Museum, provide additional context about the region's history and culture.
Tips for Visitors
- Dress Code: As with most places of worship, visitors are advised to dress modestly.
- Respect: Maintain a respectful demeanor, especially if attending a religious service.