Safari tent · Barichara, Santander
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Santander has 125 glampings within its borders. Los Santos leads the list with 24, followed by Barichara with 17 and San Gil with 10, and the rest are spread across towns as different as Floridablanca and Girón, next to Bucaramanga, or Socorro, Suaita and Vélez, in the south of the department.
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Safari tent · Barichara, Santander
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Santander is in northeastern Colombia and its capital is Bucaramanga. This page only counts what falls within the department, without looking at how far it is from the capital. So the same list holds both the glamping at the edge of the city, in Floridablanca or Piedecuesta, and the one in a southern town like Socorro or Vélez. The department also has a page for the Chicamocha canyon, which groups the stays around that landscape regardless of municipality. Use it if the canyon is what draws you; stay on this one if you already know the town.
Los Santos, with 24 listings, and Barichara, with 17, are the two clear poles. Behind them come San Gil with 10, Piedecuesta with 8 and Curití with 7. A step below are Floridablanca with 5 and Suaita, Girón and Tona with 4. With 3 appear Zapatoca, Lebrija, Bucaramanga, Villanueva, Vélez and Socorro. In addition, there are towns with one or two listings that have their own page, like Barbosa, El Carmen, Jordán, Málaga, Matanza, San Vicente de Chucurí and Barrancabermeja. If a town falls short on options, check the neighboring municipalities' pages before changing your plan.
Of the 125, 56 are advertised as glamping with no further detail and 35 as a cabin. Domes number 17 and ecolodges 6. After that there are 5 chalets and, with 4 each, safari tents and treehouses. Closing the list are 2 alpine cabins, 2 tipis and one-of-a-kind pieces: a yurt, a capsule, a container, a tiny house and a hobbit house. On themes, view is the most repeated with 13 listings, followed by couples with 11 and jacuzzi with 9. The river appears on 6, and fireplace, pets and pool on 5 each. If a theme is key for you, filter by it first: with so few listings per theme, the type of accommodation takes second place.
The page for glamping near Bucaramanga draws a radius around the capital and so mixes Santander with Norte de Santander. This one keeps only the department, but covers all of it: it includes the Santander listings that are far from Bucaramanga and some that are better measured from Tunja. That's where names come from that you won't see on the other list, like Jardin Del Sol Ecoglamping and Eleusis Permacultura, in Suaita, or Villa Agua Clara. The 107 listings near Bucaramanga do repeat on both pages. If you're going to travel far from the capital, here you have more options.
For 107 of the listings, the reference city is Bucaramanga, and from there most of the routes through the department begin. Another 3 are near Tunja, the capital of Boyacá, a useful clue if you enter Santander from that side. The rest aren't near either city. Towns like Suaita, Vélez or El Carmen, for example, don't fall within Bucaramanga's radius, so to reach them it's best to have the stay explain the route from the nearest big town and the condition of the road on the last stretch.
Los Santos, with 24 listings, Barichara with 17 and San Gil with 10. Piedecuesta, with 8, and Curití, with 7, follow.
Yes, 3 listings in the department are counted as near Tunja, the capital of Boyacá. They are an option if you enter Santander from that side.
Mostly glamping with no more specific type (56), cabins (35) and domes (17). There are also ecolodges, chalets, safari tents, treehouses, tipis, a yurt and even a hobbit house.
Yes, 4 domes in the department have a jacuzzi. Another 4 cabins also include one.
This page counts only what is inside Santander, far from or near the capital. The Bucaramanga one measures distance to the city and so also adds listings from Norte de Santander.
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