Our lodging offers an experience of deep rest, connection with nature, and restorative silence. What makes us unique is the atmosphere: there is no urban noise, no concrete, and no digital distractions. Walking barefoot, listening to birdsong, or immersing yourself in the Well of Bliss are part of the daily rhythm. Every detail is designed to honor the balance of the environment and bring serenity—from cozy, simple rooms to trails surrounded by plants, butterflies, and native trees. We welcome each guest with loving attention and respect. We do our best to make you feel at ease, as if arriving at the home of someone who’s been waiting for you. We share meals prepared with intention, offer activities to help you reconnect with yourself, and provide spaces simply to be—without rush, without pressure.

We’re glad you’re considering this mountain sanctuary as a place to rest and reconnect with yourself. Here, we cultivate silence, contemplation, and harmony with nature. We enjoy welcoming people who value calm, simplicity, and the beauty of the essential. If you love natural landscapes, the sound of flowing water, peaceful walks, and silence that embraces you—this is a place for you. You are home.

Dewachen is located in the natural heart of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, in the municipality of Pueblo Bello—a region of lush beauty, rich in Indigenous traditions, and surrounded by living mountains. What guests fall in love with most is the serenity of the landscapes, the pure air, the star-filled skies, and the opportunity to connect closely with the four ancestral cultures of the Sierra Nevada: Arhuaco, Kankuamo, Kogi, and Wiwa. Local tips and activities: Visit Pueblo Bello – a colorful and friendly town where you can taste traditional cuisine, shop for handmade crafts, and interact with the local community. Nature walks – nearby trails lead to waterfalls, creeks, and scenic viewpoints, perfect for those who enjoy photography and birdwatching. Cultural experiences – at certain times of the year, it’s possible to visit sacred sites such as Nabusímake, Simunurua, Bunsinchama, and other Indigenous territories. Farmers’ market – enjoy fresh fruits, handmade products, and medicinal plants from the local market.