Sea View Cabin A/C Cielva Tayrona Colibrí
Entire cabin in Santa Marta, Colombia
- 3 guests
- 1 bedroom
- 2 beds
- 1 bath
Hosted by Casa Iwana Y Cielva Tayrona
- Superhost
- 3 years hosting
Listing highlights
Self check-in
Check yourself in with the keypad.
Ocean and beach views
Guests say the views are lovely.
Dedicated workspace
A room with wifi that’s well-suited for working.
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This cabin is embraced by the rainforest, with amenities such as A/C to enjoy the rest; ideal for couples or a group of three people looking for a stay in connection with nature. The cabin has a nice view of the Caribbean Sea and the majestic Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, just 2 minutes by transport from Tayrona Park and with easy access to the most special Caribbean beaches, such as Los Angeles and Los Naranjos, a 5-minute walk, and Los Cocos, 3 minutes by transport.
The space
Cabin with outdoor shower and terrace-balcony with ocean views, between the jungle and the beach.
Inside: queen-size bed, single sofa bed, spacious and bright bathroom, kitchen equipped with utensils for three or four people, air conditioning and smart TV with Netflix.
For the beach, we provide an umbrella, chairs, a cooler and microfiber towels: take what you need and go down.
When you arrive, there is a private open-air parking lot. From there, you go up a 75-meter stone path, about a two-minute walk. It's a short but real climb: if you're coming with heavy luggage, let us know via chat and we'll give you a hand.
Other things to note
WHERE ARE YOU?
This is sacred land for the descendant peoples of the Tayrona who inhabit the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta: Arhuacos, Kankuamos, Koguis, and Wiwas. You are a two-minute ride by public transportation from Tayrona National Natural Park, and there are rivers, waterfalls and beaches nearby.
From here you can go hiking, horseback riding, bird watching, snorkeling and diving, visit nearby waterfalls and rivers, and take the unmissable tour to Ciudad Perdida: a sacred archaeological site founded in 700 AD. C., 650 years before Machu Picchu.
GETTING THERE
If you come by car, search for "Campamento Emanuel" on the GPS: the entrance to the cabin is right across the street. The bus also runs along the Caribbean Trunk all day long. And if you prefer that we organize it, we can coordinate private transportation for you from Santa Marta.
When you book, we send you our area guide with step-by-step arrival instructions and our recommendations for beaches, food, and activities. We are available via chat for whatever you need during your stay.
WATER AND ENERGY
Like the whole area, we use water from our own well. We welcome you with two bottles of water in the cabin, and if you need more, we'll tell you where to get it nearby.
We have solar panels as a backup: if the power goes out in the area, the system automatically activates and keeps essential appliances running for up to 24 hours. While it is running, the air conditioning and the heater are paused, because they consume too much and would drain the battery.
The air conditioning must be kept above 18 degrees to avoid overloading, and we ask that you turn it off when leaving, leaving the doors and windows closed.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE SURROUNDINGS
The weather is hot during the day and, at certain times, cool at night. Because it is a tropical rural area, there may be mosquitoes depending on the season, so bring repellent.
Outside the cabin you will see iguanas, bats and other local animals living in the wild: we are friends of nature and we take care of them, so we ask you to keep your clothes and belongings stored away.
The trail that goes up to the cabin is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Due to regulations of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism of Colombia, before check-in we need the following information for each guest to process the Accommodation Registration Card (TRA):
- Full names and surnames
- Passport number, citizenship card, or alien card
- Date of birth
- Country and city of residence
- Country and city of origin
- Indicate if anyone under 18 is traveling
If a minor is traveling, parental authorization or a valid document proving the family relationship must be presented. The photo of the documents is sent via the Airbnb chat.
This exists to prevent human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children, which are prohibited by Colombian law and Airbnb policy.
Any unusual behavior indicating illegal activity in the accommodation, such as soliciting sexual services or the use or purchase of drugs and illegal substances, will be reported immediately to Airbnb and local law enforcement.
SEX TOURISM IS NOT ALLOWED.
Registration Details
234753
The space
Cabin with outdoor shower and terrace-balcony with ocean views, between the jungle and the beach.
Inside: queen-size bed, single sofa bed, spacious and bright bathroom, kitchen equipped with utensils for three or four people, air conditioning and smart TV with Netflix.
For the beach, we provide an umbrella, chairs, a cooler and microfiber towels: take what you need and go down.
When you arrive, there is a private open-air parking lot. From there, you go up a 75-meter stone path, about a two-minute walk. It's a short but real climb: if you're coming with heavy luggage, let us know via chat and we'll give you a hand.
Other things to note
WHERE ARE YOU?
This is sacred land for the descendant peoples of the Tayrona who inhabit the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta: Arhuacos, Kankuamos, Koguis, and Wiwas. You are a two-minute ride by public transportation from Tayrona National Natural Park, and there are rivers, waterfalls and beaches nearby.
From here you can go hiking, horseback riding, bird watching, snorkeling and diving, visit nearby waterfalls and rivers, and take the unmissable tour to Ciudad Perdida: a sacred archaeological site founded in 700 AD. C., 650 years before Machu Picchu.
GETTING THERE
If you come by car, search for "Campamento Emanuel" on the GPS: the entrance to the cabin is right across the street. The bus also runs along the Caribbean Trunk all day long. And if you prefer that we organize it, we can coordinate private transportation for you from Santa Marta.
When you book, we send you our area guide with step-by-step arrival instructions and our recommendations for beaches, food, and activities. We are available via chat for whatever you need during your stay.
WATER AND ENERGY
Like the whole area, we use water from our own well. We welcome you with two bottles of water in the cabin, and if you need more, we'll tell you where to get it nearby.
We have solar panels as a backup: if the power goes out in the area, the system automatically activates and keeps essential appliances running for up to 24 hours. While it is running, the air conditioning and the heater are paused, because they consume too much and would drain the battery.
The air conditioning must be kept above 18 degrees to avoid overloading, and we ask that you turn it off when leaving, leaving the doors and windows closed.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE SURROUNDINGS
The weather is hot during the day and, at certain times, cool at night. Because it is a tropical rural area, there may be mosquitoes depending on the season, so bring repellent.
Outside the cabin you will see iguanas, bats and other local animals living in the wild: we are friends of nature and we take care of them, so we ask you to keep your clothes and belongings stored away.
The trail that goes up to the cabin is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Due to regulations of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism of Colombia, before check-in we need the following information for each guest to process the Accommodation Registration Card (TRA):
- Full names and surnames
- Passport number, citizenship card, or alien card
- Date of birth
- Country and city of residence
- Country and city of origin
- Indicate if anyone under 18 is traveling
If a minor is traveling, parental authorization or a valid document proving the family relationship must be presented. The photo of the documents is sent via the Airbnb chat.
This exists to prevent human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children, which are prohibited by Colombian law and Airbnb policy.
Any unusual behavior indicating illegal activity in the accommodation, such as soliciting sexual services or the use or purchase of drugs and illegal substances, will be reported immediately to Airbnb and local law enforcement.
SEX TOURISM IS NOT ALLOWED.
Registration Details
234753
Where you’ll sleep
What this place offers
Mountain view
Ocean view
Beach access
Kitchen
Wifi
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm
Unavailable: Smoke alarm
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Rated 4.87 out of 5 from 92 reviews.
Guest favorite
This home is a guest favorite based on ratings, reviews, and reliability
Overall rating
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for cleanliness
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for accuracy
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars for check-in
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for communication
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for location
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for value
Guest reviews mention
Where you’ll be
Santa Marta, Magdalena, Colombia
Neighborhood highlights
This cabin is embraced by the rainforest, with amenities such as A/C to enjoy the rest; ideal for couples or a group of three people looking for a stay in connection with nature. The cabin has a nice view of the Caribbean Sea and the majestic Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, just 2 minutes by transport from Tayrona Park and with easy access to the most special Caribbean beaches, such as Los Angeles and Los Naranjos, a 5-minute walk and Los Cocos, a 3-minute transport ride
Meet your host
Born in the 80s
Where I went to school: Universidad de Palermo
Casa Iwana Y Cielva Tayrona is a Superhost
Host details
Response rate: 100%
Responds within an hour
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