MINCA GLAMPING

Glamping between $190,000 and $250,000. Breakfast included. Home service for remaining meals. Wi-Fi at reception,

Minca, a village at 650 meters above sea level, and 14 kilometers from the city of Santa Marta is the main gateway to the Sierra Nevada, the highest coastal mountain in the world.

"Glamping" is a contraction of two words: "Glamour" and "Camping".

Minca Glamping is an alternative accommodation for eco-tourism, which offers the traveler a privileged and harmonious contact with the exuberant nature without renouncing to comforts and conveniences. Minca Glamping is built with endemic bamboo, different types of wood, palm leaves, all with artisanal techniques. Once installed, you will have the impression of being close to nature, and sleep directly in the jungle, but still protected by the mosquito nets of the large windows and the comfort of a good bedding. The climate is hot during the day, but cool at night. We sleep without air conditioning or fan.

Although close to the village (1.5 kilometers from the center of the village, with the last 600 meters to reach the reception by a walking path), Minca Glamping is in the middle of the forest, with the omnipresent sound of the Arimaca River that borders the site. After your breakfast, without having to leave the hotel, you can go down there in less than two minutes and enjoy a small natural pool and its waterfall: the totally natural jacuzzi is private and always available. Bamboo and gigantic Caracoli surround you while you enjoy the clear and fresh water.

Many fruit trees and tropical flowers allow the birds to feel comfortable and eat all year round. You can see: Keel-billed toucan, crested Oropendola, Squirrel Cuckoo, Oriole, black-cheasted jay, White-Bearded Manakin, Blue-grey Tanager, Hummingbirds... (we recommend bird watching tour ) On the way there is a small lake where you can see kingfisher and sometimes heron. We also have sightings of howler monkey, agouti, deer.

Hikers will be pleased by the different options around Minca, with waterfalls, coffee and cocoa farms, but also with a great gastronomic variety within the village itself.