Santa Marta

Santa Marta

Colombia

Introduction to Port

Port Santa Marta in Colombia offers a cruise-guest experience that stands apart through its unbeatable proximity to one of South America's most dramatic natural playgrounds. The signature experiences revolve around Tayrona National Park's pristine beaches and jungle backdrop, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta's cloud-forests, and accessible day trips to Ciudad Perdida. Guests can choose sunrise or sunset excursions along the Rodadero coast, snorkeling in clear Caribbean coves, or a culturally rich walk through Santa Marta's Historic Center and the nearby fishing villages of Taganga and Minca coffee estates. The port's location also serves as a gateway to diverse destinations: gleaming palm-fringed shores, emerald mangroves, lush coffee country, and heritage towns along Colombia's Caribbean coast. Fleet features at Port Santa Marta include a modern, passenger-friendly terminal with efficient embarkation and disembarkation, ample berthing for various vessel sizes, and sustainable operations that minimize turnaround times and environmental impact. Onboard services mirror the destination's warmth: locally sourced cuisine and chef-driven tastings, regional music and dance performances, wellness options from spas to fitness classes, and multilingual guest services ensuring a seamless, immersive experience from the moment the gangway opens. Together, the mix of dramatic scenery, authentic excursions, and thoughtful hospitality makes Port Santa Marta a standout gateway for those seeking both adventure and culture.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Spectacular beaches
Powdery sands and turquoise waters along Ao Nang and Phi Phi.
Cultural heritage
Explore local history and maritime traditions.
Gateway to Tayrona
Base for trips to the Tayrona National Park.
Vibrant cuisine
Street food to fine dining across diverse neighborhoods.