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Campsites and Holiday Parks in Colombia
2 bookable campsites in Colombia
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- Relaxed family-friendly Colombian site on a coffee farm in Quindío
- A 10-minute drive to a nature reserve; an hour to the Valle del Cocora
- Swimming pool, restaurant and communal firepit; daily activities/tours
Safari tent 2 x From £34,32/€40,35/A$64,51/US$47,76/CA$59,80/CHF43,29/SEK411,16/DKK300,04/NOK421,87/ISK5 971/ARS4 625,06/CLP36 983/PEN193,90/NZ$67,65/R686,72/PLN183,83/R$246,93/CZK1 025,08/RSD4 736/HUF14 284,23/RUB3 495,60/CN¥308,59 per night -
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- Luxury glamping pods with spectacular mountain views
- A 25-minute drive to Paso Del Angel; 30 minutes from Villa de Leyva
- Outdoor kitchen, bathroom and living space with a Jacuzzi and barbecue
Geodesic dome 2 x From £137,26/€161,35/A$257,99/US$191/CA$239,13/CHF173,13/SEK1 644,28/DKK1 199,92/NOK1 687,13/ISK23 879/ARS18 496,38/CLP147 899/PEN775,45/NZ$270,53/R2 746,29/PLN735,16/R$987,51/CZK4 099,44/RSD18 939/HUF57 124,94/RUB13 979,48/CN¥1 234,11 per night
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Heavenly beaches, colonial towns, soaring mountains, dense jungle, hidden archaeological sites… yep, Colombia’s certainly a place that’s packed full of attractions for folk who like to spend a bit of time out in the open air. And so it follows that staying outdoors for camping in Colombia is a mighty fine idea too – check out our budget options for those travelling with their own kit, or treat yourself to something a little swankier by searching Colombia glamping options.
Either way, spectacular scenery’s never too far away in this varied land. If you only manage one area, the Caribbean coast is a top pick – one could spend many days trotting around the cobbled streets of Cartagena, checking out the lush forests of Tayrona National Park, trekking off in search of the legendary Ciudad Perdida… and sipping a cocktail or two on the dreamy beaches, of course. Leaving the coast behind, it’s worth venturing inland to hit the heady heights of Bogotá (the third highest capital city in all the world, fact fans), visit the little colonial town Barichara and pick a secluded rural spot for wanderings in some of Colombia’s national parks.
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