
Work from the Caribbean without dropping a single call
Casa Aloha · Palomino, La Guajira, Colombia
3 private rooms · Dedicated wooden desk · Private bathroom
Starlink 200 Mbps with solar backup — the internet stays up during local power cuts.
From $100.000/night · Weekly from $665.000 · Monthly from $2.550.000
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Breakfast
A complete, healthy start for deep work mornings. Best fuel for digital nomads. (Available on request)
Starlink 200 Mbps — the best internet for remote work in Palomino
Casa Aloha has permanent Starlink installation with 200 Mbps symmetric speed. Stable for video calls, cloud tools and large file uploads. With solar energy backup: the Wi-Fi keeps working during local power outages .
Garden cowork — open air, Caribbean breeze
A shaded pergola with large desk, outlets and hammock. Work outside with tropical trees around you and birds instead of traffic noise.
Housekeeping
A tidy space boosts focus: discreet housekeeping keeps your room clean, organized, and ready for work.
Private desk in every room
Every room has a dedicated wooden desk and comfortable chair — not a bedside table. Designed for full work days, not occasional laptop browsing.
Laundry service
COP $12,000/kg — wash, dry, fold. Travel light, stay longer.
Before/after work is ADVENTURE time.
Remote work in Palomino—a small Caribbean beach town you can walk end-to-end. Swap your desk for cafés, restaurants, fruit stands, and sunset strolls.
Perfect for digital nomads: deep focus by day, river or sea after calls.
Classes in Palomino
Book your Yoga class, gym, paddle
→ See our full activities guide
Surf Lessons
Palomino is a surf town with Uncrowded waves for beginners and improvers.
We organize it all. Tell us what you'd like to do and we'll arrange it with trusted local operators — pickup included.
All of it from one base
Quiet room, private desk, Starlink. Only 3 rooms. →
You'll run out of weekends before you run out of places
Two national parks, one on each side: Tayrona 45 minutes west, Los Flamencos an hour east. All day trips — leave Saturday, be back at your desk Monday. We arrange all of it with local operators we've worked with for years.

The reason most people hear about Palomino in the first place. You ride upriver, hike in through the jungle for as long as you choose — three routes, from short to serious — then float back down on an inner tube until the river runs into the sea.
From $60,000 cop

Just a short trip from Palomino is the town of Camarones (1h), home to the stunning Santuario de Fauna y Flora los Flamencos, a protected Colombian National Park.
Here, a local guide will take you on a peaceful journey across the lagoon in a traditional, manually-propelled sailboat.
A full day trip, with time to relax on the beach.
Price $220,000 cop

Colombia's most visited national park, and it begins 45 minutes from the front door. Jungle trails open onto coves where the Sierra Nevada drops straight into the Caribbean — Cabo San Juan, La Piscina, Playa Cristal.
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Entry is paid at the gate and the park closes some weeks a year for environmental rest.











