Glamping with a pool in Antioquia

Medellín is the reference city for all eight, and there is no other in the data. Depending on which way you leave it:

• Toward the south of the valley: Itagüí, with a dome that mixes several formats.
• Toward the north: Copacabana and Barbosa.
• Toward the west: San Jerónimo.
• Toward the southwest: Titiribí and Venecia.
• Toward the east: Guatapé and Cocorná.

If you want a pool without going far, look first at those in the Aburrá Valley.

A pool in a listing can be many things. Ask whether it is private to your unit or shared with all guests, or even with a larger farm. Find out whether it is heated or natural, and what hours it can be used. If you are traveling with children, confirm the depth and whether it is fenced. Also ask whether on checkout day you can stay a while at the pool after handing over the unit. At places with a river, clarify whether the pool is filled with water from that river or with treated water.

No town has more than one pool: the offering is scattered. In the Aburrá Valley are those of Itagüí, Copacabana and Barbosa; All Natural Glamping, in Copacabana, combines a pool with a safari tent and lake. In the west and southwest appear San Jerónimo, Titiribí and Venecia; Cerrotusaglamping, in Titiribí, has tipis, and Kcafe Ancestral Glamping, in Venecia, is a single cabin with a jacuzzi and river. In the east, Bosko Habitat Nativo, in Guatapé, is a dome with a jacuzzi and lake, and in Cocorná there is a cabin with a river.