Beach glamping near Santa Marta

These are the profiles and what is known about each:

• Playa Pikua Ecolodge: listed as a cabin, with a beach nearby.
• Ecolodge Playa Brava Teyumakke: a safari tent that also presents itself as an ecolodge.
• Vista al Mar: glamping with no set format, promising the sea in its name.
• A stilt house with a beach, river and pool.
• Another cabin facing the beach, listed with an English title.
• Lote 10 Tayrona Glamping, in Guachaca: beach, river, view and fireplace.
• Manoush Beach, in Buritaca: a safari tent beside the sea.

Since they all share the same reference coordinate, only the host can give you the real distance to the city.

The combinations are simple: 2 cabins, 2 ecolodges and 2 safari tents have a beach nearby, and among the seven profiles 3 also add a river. A pool appears on only one, the stilt house, and a view on 2. In practice, if you want a beach and a river in the same place, ask each host which of the two is closer to the unit, because the profile doesn't detail it. With 16 units across seven profiles, some of these places host several groups at once.

The page for beach glamping in Magdalena shows exactly the same 7 profiles. Guachaca and Buritaca are areas of the municipality of Santa Marta, so their beaches appear on both lists. Here the criterion is distance to the city center and there the department boundary, but on this coast the result coincides and neither has an exclusive profile. What does change is the area each profile indicates: look at it to know whether you sleep near the urban center or toward Tayrona.