Early in the morning, depart for a small coastal community located approximately 45 minutes from Tayrona National Natural Park. Upon arrival, meet a local guide for a gentle 2 km walk (around 25 minutes) through lush scenery to a traditional Indigenous settlement nestled between the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and the Caribbean Sea.
Spend three hours immersed in an enriching cultural exchange to learn about local ancestral customs, daily life, and sustainable agricultural practices. Discover how the community cultivates cacao as part of a trade project that supports their local economy and cultural preservation. Gain insight into their traditional attire, artisanal craftsmanship, and spiritual heritage, including the sacred significance of the *poporo* and the nearby ocean in their cosmovision. During the visit, observe hand-weaving techniques, walk through community spaces, and gain a respectful, authentic perspective on local life away from standard tourist trails.
Following the visit, walk back to the vehicle and return to the hotel.
Overnight: Senda Kokkos Beach Hotel or similar Meal Plan: Breakfast