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Santa Marta Posted: Fri April 6, 2012 03:52 AM UTC
How much is to take a shuttle/taxi from Barraquilla airport to Santa Marta? US Dollars.
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Santa Marta Posted: Wed February 22, 2012 04:14 AM UTC
Hola travel friends,
The last week of February I arrive in Colombia. I would like to know what is the most relaxed beautiful place to stay on the caribbian cost in Colombia. I looking for a small nice place on or near the beach with a friendly backpacker atmosphere. A place where good health is important, where good food is available and services like masages or reiki healing are possible.

Thanks Rick
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Santa Marta Posted: Sun January 8, 2012 04:08 AM UTC
How can I buy some authentic Santa Marta grown coffee, and in what quantities?
tdudash 1 reply

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Santa Marta Posted: Thu December 22, 2011 11:09 PM UTC
I am interning in Santa Marta, Colombia, from Feb 20th to April 22nd. Does anyone know where I could find relatively inexpensive accommodation in a relatively central location? I don't want to spend a fortune on a place to stay, especially when my internship is unpaid.
sierra.stonebrook No Replies yet.

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Santa Marta Posted: Wed May 4, 2011 10:05 AM UTC
Hola Amigos,

mira soy Canadiense y estoy planeando estar en Colombia de Julio hasta Augosto. En ese tiempo voy a pasar almenos un mes entero en Santa Marta. Mi plan es de alquilar un departamento ameublado durante el tiempo que estoy ahi.

Quiero pasar mis dias pescando al harpon. Tambien quiero encontrar un gym de MMA, especificamente de Brazilian Jiu Jitsu si hay y buena rutas para correr.

Soy en muy buena forma y quiero conocer a gente de mi edad mas o menos. Tengo 27 anos. Mi espanol es bastante fuerte porque vivi en Buenos Aires por un buen rato. Soy un latino del norte...

Si pueden darme o recomendar personas para hablar de departamentos, un buen gym de MMA y tambien si hay gente que quieren tomar un trago... o mas... pasame la informacion y cuando llego salimos a divertirnos.

Hasta la proxima y muchos gracias por todo su ayuda!

PhaTCaT
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Santa Marta Posted: Wed April 27, 2011 05:20 AM UTC
Hi Guys,

My boyfriend and I are currently in Santa Marta. We are studying Spanish and completing our Dive Masters in Taganga and afterwards we hope to stay for some volunteer work.

In saying that, we hope to be within the area for up to 4 months and we are TRYING to find an apartment for rent in El Rodadero. We do want something reasonably nice but every even though it's after the high season, every apartment we have seen has their prices way too expensive. For something that we know is 600,000 pesos, they are asking for over 1,000,000.

It doesn't help that we can't speak fluent Spanish!

Does anyone know of any apartments for rent or an agency we can speak to that could help us out?

We'd really appreciate it!

Thanks x
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Santa Marta Posted: Sun February 28, 2010 10:45 PM UTC
I am going to Santa Marta in a couple months And want to find a funrished apartment to rent for the 2 or 3 weeks I will be there! I always rent apartment in Cartagena and it works well for me! Id there any apartments in Santa Marta? please help!!
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Santa Marta Posted: Fri January 8, 2010 12:51 PM UTC
Hello,

My boss is travelling to Santa Marta and I would like to know where he can find good guides (men guides, not books) to visit the different places.

Does he have to go to travel agencies? Or can he find them on the streets? Are there many scams?

Thanks a lot!!
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Santa Marta Posted: Mon December 28, 2009 04:07 PM UTC
Hi

i have a question :

does anyone know about busses from Santa Marta to Caracas , like when such busses are leaving santa marta, day or night, if ticket reservations are necessary ahead and most important, how long is the trip til caracas ?

have to do it next week...
thanks a lot for your help :)
greetz
philipp
philon 2 replies

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Santa Marta Posted: Mon March 9, 2009 10:29 PM UTC
WOULD YOU MIND ADVISING ME WHAT TOURIST PLACES VISIT?
ORANGEBUTTERFLY 1 reply

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Santa Marta Posted: Mon March 9, 2009 10:27 PM UTC
Could you please tell me how I can arrive to Tairona´s park in Santa Marta?
ORANGEBUTTERFLY 2 replies

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Santa Marta Posted: Mon March 9, 2009 10:24 PM UTC
HI, I´M IN GOGOTA AND I REALLY WANT TO TRAVEL TO SANTA MARTA, SO WOULD YOU MIND ADVISING ME IF IT´S BETTER TO STAY IN A HOTEL OR RENT AN APARMENT?
ORANGEBUTTERFLY 1 reply

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Santa Marta Posted: Sat September 13, 2008 07:02 AM UTC
We need to know how to get to St Marta from Cartengan Airport. Cost???
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Santa Marta Posted: Sat July 12, 2008 07:00 PM UTC
We will be in Santa Marta on a small ship from 10 am to 5 pm on about the 14th of November. I would really like to visit friends in Cartegena, but I gather that would be difficult to do.

I would like to see local historic type places, including lighthouses and cemeteries and museums. Is Santa Marta a good place to do that? The only tour mentioned from the ship is the Santa Marta City Tour and Folkloric Show which apparently includes:

"The cathedral, built in four years later by the Dominicans, was named the Church of Santa Ana, and historians described the walls of the cathedral as "built with the barril boards carried by the river when it swelled." The Customs House is an architectural monument, beautifully restored and preserved as the Bank of the Republic's Gold Museum. It exhibits pre-Columbian artifacts and includes a small yet priceless collection of Tayrona gold and pottery pieces. San Pedro de Alejandrino Village dates back to the 17th century. It is a country estate outside the city limits and has been the setting for many significant events in Colombian history. In 1830, don Joaquin Mier y Benitez offered his home to the Great Liberator Simon Bolivar—a refuge for this last days. It was later declared a National Monument by the Colombian Government. Not only has the interior of the house been preserved, but the many gardens have also been restored to their former glory by National Tourism Corporation. El Rodadero is a lively strip of hotel and apartments built around the Gaira Bay, where the beaches are particularly lovely. You will stop at a local hotel for a special folkloric show, soft drinks and beer, with a chance to shop for handicrafts before returning to the ship."

Could we perhaps do this on our own? Could we hire a taxi to take us around? (I don't walk terribly well.)

I hear that the fishing village is a good place to scuba from. I don't know if a scuba excursion here would be possible within that time frame. We are certified, but have not dived in awhile, so would need a short refresher.
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Santa Marta Posted: Wed January 23, 2008 09:11 PM UTC
My girls friend and I will be arriving in Santa Marta Saturday night. I know this sounds sad but i was rather hoping I could catch Manchester United vs Tottenham in the FA Cup. Could any body recommend ether a reasonable guest house/hotel with cable T.V or a sports bar of sorts. Thank you kindly
toille 1 reply

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Santa Marta Posted: Sat September 29, 2007 03:09 PM UTC
I am trying to find the address and phone number of a crepes restaurant in Santa Marta .It is owned by a Frenchman
Jonkay01 4 replies

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Santa Marta Posted: Sun April 29, 2007 08:32 PM UTC
Hey I am planning on a trip to Santa Marta / Taganga in june, july, does anybody know if I can land salsa classes there?

Can someone give me contacts of scuba diving clubs there (I want to get my open water PADI)

THanks

Henri
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Santa Marta Posted: Sat March 17, 2007 03:47 PM UTC
where can I get a local fishing guide in Rodadero for red snapper? thanx, debg
debg2200 1 reply

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Santa Marta Posted: Thu November 30, 2006 03:42 PM UTC
I am coming to Santa Marta in mid December on a cruise. How do you get from the pier to El Rodadero? And how do you get to the aquarium from there. Is there a shuttle boat that takes you over and can you swim with the dolphins. Does anyone know the costs. Thank you from Canada
rey68 1 reply

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Santa Marta Posted: Wed August 2, 2006 04:33 PM UTC
Hi there.....on the promanade in santa marta, do vendors (food, drink ect) exist, and if so do they exist at night also? Thanx!
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Santa Marta Posted: Sat July 31, 2004 11:30 PM UTC
Could anybody help with info (availability and approx prices) regarding weekly or monthly rentals of small furnished apts close to the center and the seaside as I plan to visit for 2 months in october and november.
Mucho gracias Marcel
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Santa Marta Posted: Tue April 20, 2004 12:12 AM UTC
Hello,
I am planning my next vacation to Cartagena, but would like to visit Santa Marta as well.
I would like to know how safe is Santa Marta, and the trip from Barranquilla to Santa Martha. If anyone can tell me...as this is my first trip to Colombia. Thanks
Gigipi 4 replies

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