Rincón del Mar
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How much do hostels in Rincón del Mar cost?
Available dorm-bed prices in Rincón del Mar, Colombia range from $12 to $43/night over the next 3 months. HostelHound compares 11 hostels.
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $12.
Based on current listings, November dorm beds typically start around $12/night.
Over the next 30 days, dorm beds in Rincón del Mar start at $12/night. Rincón del Mar is one of the pricier hostel destinations in Colombia; 12 of 12 other tracked cities with current prices have lower starting prices.
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Check a hostel’s price history
Open a tracked hostel to see its own recent prices in Rincón del Mar.
- Hostel Beach House 9.7 · 186 reviews
- Taida Experience Hostel 6.8 · 106 reviews
- Hostel Blue Sea 10.0 · 86 reviews
- Mamallena Beachside 9.7 · 82 reviews
- Hostal Casa en la Ciénaga 9.0 · 26 reviews
- Hostel Nugeku 9.3 · 17 reviews
- Sauka Loft Hostel 8.1 · 17 reviews
- Merakai Hostel Rincon del Mar 6.3 · 12 reviews
- RINCON DEL MANGLE 9.6 · 6 reviews
- Agualuna Loft - Rincon del Mar
- Aguasol Hostel
Local knowledge for Rincón del Mar
Where to stay
The village is tiny and everything sits within a 10-15 minute walk from one end to the other. Hostels and tour operators cluster along the main stretch near the beach, keeping you close to where the island and mangrove tours depart. Staying here puts you about 15 km from San Onofre and roughly two hours from Cartagena.
Getting around
- Arrange a motor taxi or taxi from the bus arrival point, but check the fare with a hostel or a nearby shop before you get in. Prices can be inflated for stranded arrivals, and negotiating beforehand saves money.
- The island tours to Mucura, Tintipán, and Santa Cruz del Islote are the main draw. Book through one of the many agencies in town rather than through a hotel, and compare what is included before committing.
- Bring cash. The village is small and ATM coverage is thin, so having enough for tours, food, and transport before you arrive is essential.
When to go
Cheapest and quietest during the rainier months of April-May and October-November, when fewer tourists visit the Caribbean coast. Prices climb during Semana Santa, the December-January holiday stretch, and the June-July school break, when Cartagena and the surrounding coast fill up.
Frequently asked questions
How much do hostels in Rincón del Mar cost?
On a typical date, the cheapest available dorm bed is around $12. Dorm beds currently range from $12 to $43/night across the next 3 months of availability.
How many hostels does HostelHound track in Rincón del Mar?
HostelHound currently tracks 11 hostels in Rincón del Mar, Colombia.
How much do hostels in Rincón del Mar cost in November?
Based on current listings, November dorm beds typically start around $12/night.
Is Rincón del Mar affordable compared to other hostel cities in Colombia?
Over the next 30 days, dorm beds in Rincón del Mar start at $12/night. Rincón del Mar is one of the pricier hostel destinations in Colombia; 12 of 12 other tracked cities with current prices have lower starting prices.
Where do backpackers stay in Rincón del Mar?
The village is tiny and everything sits within a 10-15 minute walk from one end to the other. Hostels and tour operators cluster along the main stretch near the beach, keeping you close to where the island and mangrove tours depart. Staying here puts you about 15 km from San Onofre and roughly two hours from Cartagena.
What is the best time of year to visit Rincón del Mar?
Cheapest and quietest during the rainier months of April-May and October-November, when fewer tourists visit the Caribbean coast. Prices climb during Semana Santa, the December-January holiday stretch, and the June-July school break, when Cartagena and the surrounding coast fill up.