Glamping at the Sisga Reservoir

Five listings are advertised as glamping without specifying a structure. The rest are specific: 3 domes, 2 cabins, a chalet, a tipi, and a safari tent. It is a wide mix for such a small area.

On themes, the Sisga is sparse: only one listing is tagged with a view, Glamping Villa Transito, a dome in Machetá. None publishes lake, even though the reservoir is nearby. If you want to see the water, ask beforehand, because being near the Sisga does not guarantee you will see it from the unit.

Measured in a straight line from the reservoir, Sesquilé is the closest, about 9 km away, with two lodgings. Chocontá and Suesca are about 10 km away, and Machetá 12.

Suesca provides most of the offering, with five listings, including Roca Glamping Suesca and Altos De Quiluva. Chocontá, the municipality where the reservoir is, has two, including Glamping Monte Ikal Luxury. Each of these towns has its own page on glampings.co if you prefer to search by municipality rather than by reservoir.

Since no listing is tagged lake, the first question is obvious: whether you can see the reservoir from the unit or whether you have to walk or drive to the shore. Also ask what can be done on the water and who organizes it, because not all reservoirs allow the same things.

If you are coming from Tunja rather than Bogotá, ask which access is shortest. In a safari tent or a tipi, clarify whether the bathroom is private and whether there is hot water. And if you are bringing a car, ask whether there is parking on the property.

The Sisga Reservoir is in the municipality of Chocontá, in Cundinamarca. It shares with Tominé and the Neusa the job of supplying the savanna's water system, although its capacity is seven times smaller than Tominé's.

On glampings.co, Tominé appears through Guatavita and the Neusa has its own page, with lodgings in Tausa and Cogua. If you are torn between reservoirs, open all three and compare which municipality is most convenient and what type of unit you prefer.