Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Tour

The tour starts at approximately 6:30 AM to 7:30  in Santa Marta, from the main office of Wiwa Tours, in a 4 × 4 truck.
After all the travelers are on board the 4 × 4 vehicle, we head towards the village of Guachaca.
From this point, a new route begins on an uncovered road until reaching the Wiwa Indigenous Community call Gotsezhy, the tour in the van will last approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes from Santa Marta.
At approximately 9:00 am they will be arriving at the Gotsezhy village where all travelers get ready to start a small ecological walk.
Here you will observe a lot of Wiwa Indigenous living in their community, here they will observe the school of the village and numerous houses (Bohíos Indígenas).
The Ecological Trek It will last approximately 20 minutes (1 Km) until we reach our destination, Wiwa Gotsezhy Shelter, a small indigenous community made up of several families who were trained in tourism to protect their culture from the impact that tourism generates.
MAMO is the spiritual leader of Gotsezhy, he will be welcoming them and with him, they will visit some ancestral and cultural places in the company of the indigenous guide, who will give them spiritual talks.
Being in this Wiwa community they will appreciate the natural settings of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta The indigenous people will make you feel at home, they are all very friendly and helpful, they will show you how they have lived together for many years in harmony with nature.
They rest for a while in the hammocks and then undertake an ecological walk along paths full of vegetation and go to enjoy a refreshing swim in the Matuna ancestral waterfall.
After enjoying for more than an hour these crystalline waters of the Matuna waterfall, we return to Gotsezhy to take some photographs with the Mamo and the indigenous families that live there.
At approximately 12:00 pm, they will have lunch prepared only by the Wiwas women, delicious indigenous gastronomy of this town.
The indigenous guide It will give an explanation of the Maguey process and the extraction of the fique, raw material in the elaboration of fabrics and backpacks.
After the Wiwas women they will give an exhibition of handicrafts typical of the Wiwa culture, made with the fique that the indigenous men extract from the Maguey.
At the end of the day, they will walk back to the Gotsezhy Village where the 4 × 4 Vehicle will be waiting for them to take them back to the City of Santa Marta.