Tayrona Park entrance fees 2026: how much it costs
Fees are set by Colombia's National Natural Parks (Resolution 551 of 2025) and apply in 2026 for entry through El Zaino. Always confirm at parquesnacionales.gov.co before you travel.
Fees per person 2026 (COP)
| Category | Low season | High season |
|---|---|---|
| Non-resident foreigner | 81,000 | 96,500 |
| Colombian or resident, over 25 | 36,500 | 43,000 |
| Colombian or resident, under 25 | 27,500 | 30,500 |
| Born in Santa Marta, over 25 | 18,000 | 43,000 |
| Born in Santa Marta, under 25 | 13,500 | 30,500 |
Andean Community citizens (Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru) pay the Colombian rate.
Vehicles (2026)
- Motorcycle: COP 14,500
- Car: COP 21,000
- Shared van: COP 54,000
- Bus: COP 113,000
Bahía Concha sector (separate entrance)
Foreigners COP 43,500; Colombians over 25 COP 26,000; under 25 COP 15,000; Santa Marta natives COP 11,500.
When is high season?
Generally: mid-year holidays, mid-December to late January, Holy Week and long holiday weekends.
Where do you pay?
At the El Zaino ticket office, before entering. Bring cash and ID: card payment doesn't always work.
Park closures
The park closes three times a year for rituals of the Indigenous peoples of the Sierra Nevada:
- February 1–15
- June 1–15
- October 19 – November 2
Save by sleeping inside
If you stay at Jasayma you pay the entrance once on arrival and stay inside the park for your whole visit. Work out your group's cost with our entrance fee calculator.
FAQ
How much is Tayrona entry for foreigners in 2026?
COP 81,000 in low season and COP 96,500 in high season.
How much do Colombians pay?
Over 25: COP 36,500 (low) and 43,000 (high). Under 25: COP 27,500 and 30,500.
When does Tayrona Park close?
February 1–15, June 1–15 and October 19 – November 2.
