Yurt · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Near Santa Marta there are 42 glamping sites: 41 within the municipality itself and one in Barranquilla, about 73 km as the crow flies from the center. The most common format is plain glamping, with 15 listings, followed by 11 cabins and 9 ecolodges.
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Yurt · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Stilt house · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Dome · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Safari tent · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Dome · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Safari tent · Santa Marta, Magdalena
Very close to Santa MartaNo RNT published
Glamping · Santa Marta, Magdalena
Very close to Santa MartaNo RNT published
Cabin · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Tiny house · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Glamping · Santa Marta, Magdalena
Very close to Santa MartaNo RNT published
Glamping · Santa Marta, Magdalena
Very close to Santa MartaNo RNT published
Cabin · Santa Marta, Magdalena
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Santa Marta was founded on July 29, 1525 and is the oldest surviving city in Colombia. It is one of the country's main tourist destinations for its beaches, nature reserves and heritage, and one of the gateways to the Sierra Nevada.
Santa Marta, founded in 1525, is the oldest surviving city in the country. It draws travelers with its beaches, nature reserves, and heritage, and is one of the gateways to the Sierra Nevada.
The municipality runs from the coast to the foothills of the mountains, so the city's name says little about where you will sleep. Check on each listing whether the setting is beach, which 7 mention, or river, which appears on 8.
With 42 listings, the combinations are few and quick to read. 3 cabins have a river nearby and 2 cabins are next to the beach. Ecolodges split evenly: 2 near the sea and 2 near a river. That split helps you decide. If you want to wake up to the sound of fresh water, cabins give you a bit more room; if you are looking for a beach, cabins and ecolodges are even. There are also 2 safari tents by the beach, and 2 domes and 2 cabins aimed at couples. For any other combination, such as a safari tent with a view, the sample is so small you have to ask listing by listing.
After plain glamping (15), cabins (11), and ecolodges (9), the list gets varied: 6 safari tents, 5 domes, and a single tiny house, yurt, stilt house (palafito), bubble, and treehouse. The palafito is a structure raised on stilts and the bubble a structure with transparent walls; in both cases there is only one listing, so there is no alternative if the dates do not work. On features, the river appears on 8 listings and the beach on 7, view and couples on 5 each, and pool on 3. If a pool is a requirement, the search ends quickly.
Two pages look a lot like this one. The Sierra Nevada one follows the mountain and adds Dibulla, in La Guajira; the Magdalena one stays within the department's boundary. This one starts from central Santa Marta and measures as the crow flies, regardless of the border between departments. That is why it is the only one of the three where Burbujas de Acuarela appears, a bubble in Barranquilla, in Atlántico. The 41 listings in the municipality of Santa Marta repeat across all three. Use it if you are going to move around from the city and do not want to get far away.
In a city with beach, river, and mountain within the same municipality, the useful questions are about location. Ask for the exact area: the urban center is not the same as Taganga, the road to Tayrona, or a vereda (rural district) in the Sierra. If the listing says beach, ask whether it is for swimming or just for looking, and whether you get there on foot or by boat. If it says river, ask what happens with the flow when it rains hard. And confirm whether there is cell signal and electricity all day, because that varies a lot from one area to another.
Yes, 41 of the 42 listings are in the municipality of Santa Marta. Keep in mind that the municipality includes coast and mountains, so ask for the exact location.
7 listings indicate a beach nearby. Among them are 2 cabins, 2 ecolodges, and 2 safari tents.
Yes, there is one of each. The stilt house is in Santa Marta and the bubble in Barranquilla, about 73 km as the crow flies.
Because it is about 73 km as the crow flies from central Santa Marta, within the radius the page uses. It is Burbujas de Acuarela, the only bubble in the list.
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