THE LAND OF COLOMBIA’S COWBOYS
Corocora Camp transports you to the land of Colombia’s cowboys, an undisturbed region filled by savannah, flooded grasslands and wild rivers.
As well as the traditional cowboy heritage, it’s the remoteness and rich wildlife of Los Llanos that draws nature-lovers to this corner of Colombia. Set on its own private reserve, Corocora Camp is the perfect base from which to experience this virtually untouched wilderness. Choose from one of four sleeping tents where you’ll find plush mattresses, en-suite bathrooms and private terraces.
Explore the reserve with a naturalist guide for a chance to encounter more than 200 different species of birds as well as giant anteaters, capybaras, jaguars, howler monkeys and mighty anacondas. Immerse yourself in the region’s rich riding culture on excursions alongside local llaneros who’ll teach you how to herd cattle using traditional songs and chants. Finish off with a parrando llanero – a feast around the bonfire complemented by live music.
Corocora Camp, Los Llanos
Corocora Camp, Los Llanos, at a glance
- Remote tented camp set on a 9,000-hectare private reserve and working cattle ranch in the region of Los Llanos
- Four sleeping tents situated 50 metres apart to ensure privacy
- Tents have ensuite bathrooms, flush toilets, showers, solar-powered lights and either a king or two twin beds
- Private terraces with lounge chairs and hammocks
- Three-course meals are served daily and utilise seasonal, local produce and traditional cooking techniques
- Focus on sustainability with the use of solar energy, water from a deep well, refillable amenities and an on-site recycling program
- Works in collaboration with a local conservation organization to help monitor the reserve’s wildlife
For leisure and pleasure
- Social tent with board games, hammocks and a sitting and dining area
- Outdoor terrace perfect for sunbathing, bonfires and bush dinners
- Watch the stars through the camp’s telescope
- Enjoy exciting horse riding experiences along local llaneros and a naturalist guide
- Experience the local fauna on nature walks
- Birdwatching
- Canoeing and artisanal fishing
- Visits to the reserve’s conservation initiatives
- Helicopter expeditions
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