Tijereta Charming Island Cabin-Isla Grande EH
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Our private cabin is a five-minute walk from the Caribbean ocean, on the Rosario Islands, one hour outside of Cartagena. It’s part of family-owned and operated Eco-Hotel Playa Libre, located on Isla Grande. A visit to our marine park island is a great option if you want to get off the beaten path, be immersed in Afro-Caribbean culture, and experience an eco-adventure. The space Eco-Hotel Playa Libre is a locally owned family business. The Camargo family has lived on the Caribbean coast for generations. This one-room cabin is equipped with WiFi (but the service quality depends on the provider), a private bathroom, two beds, a patio with hammocks, and a small table and chairs. Our cabins are powered by solar electricity. The room is equipped with mosquito nets and a fan (no A/C). We make use of rainwater for the shower and faucet. Our eco-hotel offers a restaurant with local food (lunch or dinner is around $20,000 to $50,000 Col pesos per person) and next door is a small store where guests can buy basic goods. Tijereta cabin is located behind the Camargo family home. When guests arrive, they can expect clean linens, towels, and soap. Guest access The nightly cost includes rental of the cabin. Transportation, eco-tours, lunch/dinner, drinks, and services while on the island are all paid separately but can be organized through us. Other things to note We highly recommend trying some of the mouthwatering fresh seafood on the island (lobster, crab, octopus, conch, prawns, shrimp). One of the best ways to keep cool is by swimming in the turquoise waters at the nearby beaches. One of our favorite activities is to tour the islands in our family boat, stopping at the Oceanarium, at our favorite beaches, and eating at a local restaurant on the waterfront. We also love to snorkel the coral reef and canoe through the mangrove trails. At night, you can swim or snorkel Laguna Encantada to see the bioluminescent plankton. It’s also fun to visit the small pueblo of Orika on a Friday or Saturday night when the locals listen to loud Champeta music and dance into the night. Registration Details 108169
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