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Tayrona national park

'I've never been as instantly impressed by a beach as I was the moment I set eyes on Tayrona. After a 40-minute hike through the forest, I was expecting to see a classic Caribbean beach, all white sand and calm turquoise water, perhaps a few cabanas for the tourists.' writes Gavin McOwan in the Guardian on Friday February 16 2007 . It is not chauvinism but it was quite interesting to bump into this review... read the whole article.
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Paula Andrea said…
Qué linda la foto! El sitio está espectacular! Y muy bacano que los extranjero reconozcan las bellezas que hay en nuestro país.
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