Feel at home in Guachaca – find your kind of glamping site

Absolutely everything - staff, food, location, tents

Just a beautiful Place ! Close to Tayrona. The Hostel next to Tented lodges has really good Pizza :)

Tent is comfortable. Beach is okay and food was good.

Note to travellers, the name showed at the property is Tayrona Ecohabs & Cabanas. It is a clean and well organised camping site which provide all kinds of accommodation for all budget. The property is located only 20min walk to La Piscina beach so it is very convenient. The shower pressure is great! Although cold shower to bear in mind.

A little paradise nestled between the entrance of the park and the start of the hike to La Piscina and Cabo San Juan. This place is perfect if like me, you just land at Santa Marta after a long flight or if you arrive a bit late in the park and don’t want to rush into the start of the hike. The tents are comfortable and right in front of the beach (forbidden to swim in) with an amazing sunset. All facilities are clean and pretty good. The pool is nice for relaxing. And last but not least, the staff are super nice!

Nice, quite place right in the middle of Parque Tayrona away from the touristic area. Basic (tent) but all you need, with fire place and only bird/animal sounds at night. Friendly owner (speaks English too)

Basically, this is for those who like a wild and primitive experience, feeling like you live in the "jungle" for a night or two. Lovely hostess and such a beautiful spot with natural pool.

Arriving at the beautiful cabins on the beach after a long day walking.

It’s hard not to oversell this place as it’s so fantastic. If you want to pretend you’re Robinson Crusoe, stranded on one of the most beautiful beaches in Tayrona, this is the place. I picked this place because I wanted a swimmable beach inside the park. I didn’t want to have to walk to Cabo San Juan, which I’d heard is full of backpackers taking selfies. I wanted to step out of my room and into the sea. And that’s what I got here. Every morning I got a coffee from the bar (always a full urn freshly brewed) and enjoyed it on some driftwood on the beach, before taking a dip. Usually Tinto, the resident doggy, would sit with me watch the waves. Things to do: relax in the beach, relax on a swing on the beach, relax in one of the daybeds on the beach, relax with a cocktail on some cushions on the beach, relax in your room. Read, swim, sunbathe, watch the birds, play with the cats. This place isn’t a Maldives resort where they remove bugs from the sand using tweezers and a haute cuisine dinner is served every night. Amongst the makeshift luxury, it’s still basic. (However, the food is hearty and plentiful.) And that’s what makes it so unique. You’re really in nature. There’s lizards and crabs crawling about everywhere (the bugs are there too but they’re not nearly as bad as some of the reviews suggest). Every so often a great wave of insect or lizard song (I could never work out what it was) drowns out the sound of the waves lapping on the shore, and then dies down 10 seconds later. Take a kayak out into the bay. The water is calm and it’s an easy little paddle. Then just sit there and watch the birds, take in the view of the jungle towering over the beach, or enjoy the show the sunset puts on every night. If you’re really lucky you’ll get a thunderstorm as you climb into bed. And the staff are just lovely. A real gang of castaways keeping the place in running order.

Great location, tent was nice and tall could stand up in it