Safari tent glamping in Antioquia

A safari tent is a large, tall canvas tent set on a wooden platform, with a real bed and sometimes a private bathroom at the back. It isn't camping: you sleep on a mattress, with furniture. The differences between one and another are in the bathroom, private inside the tent or shared outside; in the floor, wood or bare earth; and in whether it has a covered terrace. How much you feel the weather also changes: the canvas lets the sound of rain through. Ask about all of that before deciding.

The safari tents near Medellín page shows five of these six. The one that's missing is published under an English name and without a municipality in its listing, so its distance to the city can't be measured and it appears only here, for being in Antioquia. The other five match on both lists. The difference is the focus: this page explains the format and where each tent is within the department; the Medellín one lines them up by kilometers.

Five of the six tents have Medellín as their reference city; the sixth has no precise location. Within that group there is a bit of everything: one within the municipality of Medellín itself, another in Copacabana, in the north of the valley, and another in Rionegro, in the east. The two in Jardín, in the southwest, are the farthest away. No other city appears in the data. If you are coming from another department, Medellín is the natural entry point for any of them.