Live the experience of staying with locals. Palm trees and see View. Private garden, hanging hammocks.
Close to the supermarket and restaurants. Very easy access to two beaches.
We can give you the best information for activities around.
Located in the Colombian Caribbean, Providencia hosts coral reefs and forests. It is also famous for the massive annual crab crossing.
The accommodation of Claudia and Curramba is the perfect place to spend some relax days in Providencia, they and their dogs (Falco and Playa) are a great company and the location is perfect to enjoy the best parts of the island.
Curramba is a sea expert, was born in Barranquilla and spent years exploring every corner of the island by foot or diving. He enjoy of resting in the hammock and the sunsets telling incredible stories to his visitors.
Claudia is a geographer and has lived in Latin America for many years. She is an ecologist and loves animals. Enjoy the visit of the passengers and being in contact with other cultures.
Capacity 2 persons, double bed, with private bathroom.
Deck type balcony, with lounge chairs. Includes bed linen, towels and soap.
BookCapacity 3 persons, double bed and single bed with private bathroom.
Private terrace with hammocks. Includes bed linen, towels and soap.
BookCapacity 2 persons, double bed, with private bathroom.
The apartment has private access with an small kitchen and garden. Includes bed linen, towels and soap.
BookThe Caribbean islands of Providencia and Santa Catalina (Colombia) were almost completely destroyed within 7 hours on the night of November 17th, 2020. The wind razed 1,700 buildings to the ground. 6,000 people are affected. There were some deaths and subsequent deaths. Many people survived Hurricane IOTA in the bathroom because the walls are traditionally held together with an iron ring. We too, Claudia and Alberto with our 3 dogs and a cat, stayed huddled together for 13 hours. We are UN recognized victims of a natural disaster (UN-UNGRD 1350/ Colombia). A year after the hurricane, many families are still living in tents, some without electricity. Even two years later, neither the hospital nor the small airport has been repaired. Some families continue to live in tents. Due to corruption and the more difficult logistical conditions caused by the island location, a lot of official aid is delayed or disappears. In October 2022, Hurricane JULIA of magnitude 1 sweeps away newly built roofs. With a small donation you can directly help the islanders with the reconstruction. For only 50€ Climate Future buys urgently needed building materials in Colombia. We have already been able to implement a small solar energy project in a school. The founder of the foundation lives on site. Many thanks on behalf of all those affected.
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Providencia Isla | Colombia.
