Cut and sewn in Medellín — the city has been Colombia’s textile capital for a century — plus the water gear our own San Andrés fleet uses. No international shipping and no checkout: everything is delivered with your airport pickup or to your hotel, and paid with your booking.
Corazón wear
Cut and sewn in Medellín. Everything is oversized on purpose — this is a hot country and nobody looks good in a shrunken tee at 32°C. Sizes S–XXL, swapped at handover if the fit is wrong.
The quiet one. Light loopback cotton, cut oversized and boxy, in a single deep colour with a small tonal corazón at the chest. For people who want the trip in their wardrobe, not on a billboard.
The loud one, and unapologetic about it. Full colour-blocked panels in Colombian yellow, blue and red with tropical embroidery down one sleeve. This is the one people stop you about.
Heavyweight brushed fleece for páramo mornings and mountain buses. Embroidered, not printed, and cut generously enough to layer under.
Heavy cotton, cut wide and long, in the yellow-blue-red you will see on every balcony in the country. Loose enough for 32°C in Santa Fe de Antioquia.
The one you will actually wear at home afterwards. Single colour, small mark, relaxed body.
Open-collar, short-sleeve, printed with heliconia and wax palms. Loose through the body so it moves in the heat, and smart enough for a rooftop table in Provenza.
The Bogotá layer — 2,640 m makes long sleeves a fact of life, not a style choice.
A soft two-piece that works as pyjamas, as what you wear round the finca all morning, and as the clean change of clothes you are glad of after a boat day. Carries the Corazón mark and, where the stay is with one of our partner properties, theirs alongside it.
The same set cut straighter and longer in the body. Sleep in it, spend the morning in it, or keep it in the bag as the dry change of clothes for the drive back from the river.
Reversible: loud print on one side, plain on the other, depending on the kind of day you are having. Equatorial sun is not negotiable.
Cotton twill, adjustable, embroidered. The one that lives in your bag.
Water gear
The same kit our San Andrés fleet runs. Buy it, or rent it by the day on the rentals page. Two scooters live there and they are not the same machine: the surface one that comes with the snorkel kit, and a depth-rated DPV for certified divers.
Tempered glass and a dry-top snorkel — the same gear our San Andrés fleet uses, yours to keep.
Short-blade fins that fit in a carry-on and still move you along the reef at Rocky Cay.
The single most underrated thing on this list. Granite at San Rafael is slick, reef shelf is sharp, and the charcos have rocks you cannot see through the ripple.
Reef-safe sunscreen covers less than you think. Long sleeves for long water days over the Seaflower reef.
Not a snorkel mask. Low-profile goggles for actually swimming — laps in the hotel pool, the long crossing at Rocky Cay, a morning at San Luis before anyone else is up. Anti-fog, and they stay on when you push off a wall.
The same surface scooter that comes with the VIP snorkel kit, if you would rather own one than hand it back. It tows you along the reef at a walking pace so the far side stops being a question of how tired you are.
Boat days, charco days, sudden Medellín rain. Roll it three times and stop thinking about your phone. Three sizes: phone-and-wallet, day-bag, or everything-for-two.
Somewhere to lie down on the water. Loungers, a big float for the group, and toys for the children — delivered inflated to the boat or the pool so nobody spends their holiday with a foot pump.
Rather rent than own?
Snorkel sets, and the VIP kit with a battery-powered sea scooter that tows you along the reef, rent by the day on the rentals page. And only reef-safe sunscreen is legal in the Seaflower Biosphere Reserve; we stock it at handover.
For the night
The sound and the lights are rentals: delivered charged, rigged where you are, collected afterwards. The party pack is yours to keep. Either way, a rented finca ends up looking planned rather than improvised.
Everything a birthday, a proposal or a last night needs, delivered to the finca or the apartment already sorted. Balloons in the colours you pick, candles, a lighter that works, and the small stuff nobody remembers until the shops have shut.
A proper battery speaker with the volume to hold a finca terrace or a boat deck, delivered charged with a spare battery. Bluetooth, and an aux cable for whoever insists.
Festoon strings and a couple of moving heads, rigged and struck by someone who does this for a living. Turns a rented finca into somewhere that looks planned.
The things you forgot
A dead phone at four in the afternoon ends a day early — no map, no photos, no way to reach your driver. This is the shelf for the small things that quietly decide how the rest of it goes.
A small waterproof speaker to keep, for the pool, the boat and the balcony. Not the boombox — that is a rental and it is far louder. This is the one that lives in your bag for the rest of the trip.
A phone at 4% is how a good day ends early — no map, no photos, no way to call the driver. Fourteen hours out at Guatapé or a full day on a boat will do it. Charged and handed to you full.
Provisions
The most-used thing we do on Plus and VIP. Billed at receipt cost plus our 10%, with the receipts shown — we are not making a margin on your bottled water.
Message us and it arrives — cold water and fruit to a viewpoint, arepas and coffee to the finca before you wake up, a stocked fridge for the day you land. Soft drinks, juice, snacks, full meals, and beer, wine or aguardiente where you are staying allows it.
Alcohol comes from a licensed retailer.
We are not the seller. Beer, wine and spirits are supplied by a licensed Colombian retailer, delivered to over-18s only, and ID is checked at handover — the same as it would be in the shop. Where you are staying may have its own rules, and those win.
On the house
No commission, no paid placements — which is exactly why it is worth having.
A small book of real discounts at places we actually eat and shop in — not a directory of whoever paid to be in it. Independent kitchens, coffee roasters, and two or three shops worth carrying home.
How it works
Add what you want to your trip, or just tell us your sizes on WhatsApp — either works.
We confirm the total in writing alongside your trip balance. One payment, no surprises.
It is waiting for you: with your airport pickup, at your hotel, or at your first experience.
Wrong size? Say so at handover and we swap it there — that is why there is no shipping.