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Translation, edition and full info by Citlali Flores Draft by Ana & photography by Dayana Torres Throughout February the Tayrona Park was closed, keeping the expectation of many of us that we wished with the new opening, fortunately this park reopened its doors on March 1ft, but many people do not know why they do it, well, this is for general maintenance, so it is in a measure that it takes each year to keep this paradise nice and fit for many more years. This paradise on earth is located 34 km from the city of Santa Marta on the Colombian Caribbean coast. This wonderful place at the foot of the Sierra Nevada is within reach of anyone's pocket and is ready to attract travelers from all over the planet. Tayrona Park is the highest coastal mountain in the world, which forms reliefs that sink into the sea as if it were a giant hands that go out from the sand and make the famous Sierra Nevada. These spectacular alleys bays and beaches of great beauty, among which is: Chengue, Gayraca, Cinto, Neguanje, Concha, Guachaquita. The Tayrona National Natural Park is made up of 15,000 hectares, of which at least 3,000 are of marine area, in which there is a large number of species and marine fauna, the story is the flora and fauna that inhabit the land. These sandy beaches are also surrounded by mangroves and forests, adorned by crystalline waters of the Colombian Caribbean Sea, which offer a unique beauty in the eyes of any spectator. This is an ideal place for those looking for relaxation next to nature, Tayrona Park offers activities such as horseback riding, snorkeling, hiking, diving and guided tours to archaeological remains of the ancient town of Tayrona. But you can not only find