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Did you know...
- The distance between Santa Marta and Melbourne is 15,135 kilometres.
- Santa Marta is 15 hours behind Melbourne.
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What airlines fly direct to Santa Marta from Melbourne?No airlines have non-stop flights from Melbourne to Santa Marta.
How to get from Melbourne to Santa Marta
Melbourne (MEL)
to Los Angeles (LAX)
14h 30m
Layover - 2h 56m
Los Angeles (LAX)
to Panama City (PTY)
6h 34m
Layover - 1h 28m
Panama City (PTY)
to Barranquilla (BAQ)
1h 15m
Make your own way from Barranquilla to SMR
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