Glamping in Titiribí

Cerrotusaglamping has eight tipi-style units, the conical tent of Native North American origin, here with a fireplace, pool and view. Villa Maloca Turismo, with seven units, uses the maloca, the large communal house of Indigenous tradition. They are two very different experiences. In the tipi you sleep in a small space of your own. In the maloca, ask whether the units are separate rooms or shared spaces under the same roof, because that changes the privacy.

Both glamping sites are within Titiribí, in southwestern Antioquia. Nearby, Amagá, Fredonia and Santa Bárbara have their own pages, each with few stays. Further south, Jardín, Jericó and Támesis have more to choose from, and the Suroeste antioqueño page brings them together. If you want to combine two different nights, Titiribí and one of those neighboring towns make for a short route.