Glamping in Córdoba

Córdoba has a coast on the Caribbean and shares the Gulf of Morrosquillo with Sucre. Its capital is Montería, inland. That double face shows in the glamping list: most are in coastal towns, but the capital has one too. For the traveler, the difference is clear. On the coast, the key question is how close the sea is. In Montería and Ciénaga de Oro the plan changes, because the sea isn't close at hand.

The supply is spread out without concentrating anywhere. On the coast, San Antero sits on the Gulf of Morrosquillo, which is why Glamping Arena also appears on the gulf page. Farther west come San Bernardo del Viento, with Glampings Aqua Breeze, and Los Córdobas, where Casual Refugio is. Inland, Montería has Glamping Bosque Alto and Ciénaga de Oro has another glamping. Right next door, Sucre adds cabins in Coveñas and Tolú, on the shores of the same gulf.

Four of the five are listed as glamping without a specific type, and only Glamping Bosque Alto, in Montería, appears as a cabin. No themes are marked either. That doesn't mean they have no pool, beach or jacuzzi; it means they don't declare it on the listing. Together the five total 23 units, so several have more than one. Before choosing, ask for photos of the unit, ask whether there is air conditioning and confirm whether the place takes overnight guests or works more like a finca for day visits (pasadía).