Casa Las Nubes
Property Amenities
Pets Welcome Upon Approval | Not Handicap Accessible
Property Details
Size
Private Residence with 1 Level
3 Bedrooms, 4 Baths, 3498 square feet, 325 square meters
Bedrooms
King, 2x Queen, and Queen + Twin
12 Guests maximum
Sofa beds available.
Nearest airport
Simón Bolívar, Santa Marta (SMR)
1 hour drive.
Property View
Sea views.
House Rules
The road to the house is paved to a certain point, after which there is 900 meters of unpaved road, so the ideal means of transportation is a 4x4 truck. If you go by car, you can park before starting the dirt road (there is a safe place for this), and we Will have the house transport to take you to the property.
Activities of Interest
- Equestrian
- Hike
- Hike in Tayrona National Natural Park: Trek through lush rainforest to reach stunning beaches like Cabo San Juan and Playa Cristal.
- Trek to the Lost City (Ciudad Perdida): Embark on a multi-day hike to explore an ancient Tayrona city hidden in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
- Birdwatching in Ciénaga: Explore the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta wetland area and spot a variety of bird species.
Places of Interest
- Historic Center of Santa Marta: Explore the charming colonial architecture and visit landmarks like the Santa Marta Cathedral, one of the oldest in South America.
- Santa Marta Marina: A nice spot for a stroll, with shops, restaurants, and views of the marina.
- Tayrona National Natural Park: A must-visit for nature lovers, featuring pristine beaches, lush rainforest, and archaeological sites.
- Minca: A small mountain town known for its cool climate, coffee farms, and stunning views. You can hike to waterfalls, explore coffee plantations, and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere.
- Taganga: A picturesque fishing village just north of Santa Marta, known for its relaxed vibe, scuba diving, and snorkeling opportunities.
Reviews
Mia M.
January 2026Nature’s Glory! Birdwatching and Sunsets!
We had a lovely stay in this peaceful home in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. It’s a special place to slow down, connect with nature, and enjoy the sunsets and misty mountain views. The birdwatching is exceptional, with constant activity around the house, making it a true haven for nature lovers. We spent our days walking near the house, relaxing on the porch, and enjoying the sounds of the surrounding forest, and our evenings cooking together and gathering around the fireplace. A few helpful notes for future guests: the home is quite remote, with a bumpy, winding mountain road—having a driver worked well for us. The stone staircase leading up to the house is steep and may not be suitable for everyone. We stocked up on groceries in Santa Marta before arriving, which is important since it’s not easy to get supplies once there. Although the listing references Santa Marta, the higher elevation means a cooler climate, and while there is no central heating, the fireplace provides warmth in the main living area. Yeison, who helps with the house, was wonderful, and we enjoyed having a cook and cleaning help for a couple of days. Being off the grid in such a beautiful natural setting was part of the experience, and we truly enjoyed our stay.”





































