Colombia's Oldest City: Santa Marta

🗓 Historical Background • Year of Establishment: 1525 • Founder: Rodrigo de Bastidas (Spanish explorer) • Santa Marta is the first city established by the Spanish in Colombia. • It is considered the second oldest city founded by the Spanish in South America (the first being Cumaná in Venezuela). Santa Marta is a city where history, nature, and culture coexist harmoniously. In addition to exploring the city's historical sites, it serves as an excellent gateway to natural heritage destinations like Tayrona National Park and the Lost City. Whether you're planning a half-day trip or a long-term adventure, there are plenty of activities to choose from 🏝️. This city is perfect for those who want to enjoy both the sea and the mountains or spend active time in nature 🌟. With numerous charming cafes, it's also a great spot for long-term stays, such as workations 💡😌.