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The finca

A house with a garden in the Boquía countryside.

Posada Aguanile is the house at Finca La Diana: a family-run finca ≈1.5–2 km from central Salento, among lawns, flowers, bamboo and hills.

A two-level white-and-blue building with a covered terrace upstairs, a green lawn, tall trees and a hill behind under a blue sky with clouds.
The house by day (posada photo, 2024).

Two moments

The finca by day, and at dusk.

Two photos, two angles, one place: the green lawn under a blue sky and the balcony lit by sunset. Pick the hour.

A two-level white-and-blue building with a covered terrace upstairs, a green lawn, tall trees and a hill behind under a blue sky with clouds.
By day · the house and the lawn
The main house at dusk: a balcony with a black railing, blue trim and the hand-painted Aguanile sign, peach angel's-trumpet flowers in front and an orange sky.
At dusk · the balcony and the sign

A key to the house

Corners you'll come to know.

  1. The main house at dusk: a balcony with a black railing, blue trim and the hand-painted Aguanile sign, peach angel's-trumpet flowers in front and an orange sky.

    The balcony and its sign

    The main house has two levels, blue trim and a balcony with a black railing, where the hand-painted Aguanile sign hangs among plants and flowers.

  2. A covered terrace with a bamboo railing, a blue-and-white hammock, rocking chairs, hanging plants and a black dog asleep on a purple rug, facing green forest.

    The hammock terrace

    Upstairs, under cover and facing the forest: a hammock, rocking chairs, long wooden tables and a bamboo railing. For reading, a little work or doing nothing at all.

  3. A yellow-walled lounge corridor with a mural of a deer whose antlers are the branches of a blue tree, purple windows, a bookshelf, checked sofas and hammocks.

    The yellow lounge

    Yellow walls, purple windows, a bookshelf and a mural of a deer whose antlers become branches. The photo is from 2022.

  4. The shared kitchen with a brick breakfast bar and tiled counter, four wooden stools, wooden cabinets, a fridge and windows onto the garden.

    The shared kitchen

    A brick bar, tiled counter, wooden stools and windows onto the garden. Equipped so you can cook your own meals.

  5. A person planting in a raised bed of dark soil while another hand holds a red tray of small potatoes; a round gazebo and forest behind.

    The veg patch

    Raised beds of dark soil with a round gazebo behind, surrounded by bamboo and trees.

  6. A garden with a lawn, young trees, tropical plants and a wooden picnic table under a pink-and-violet dusk sky, hills to the left.

    The garden

    Lawns, tropical plants, a picnic table and the hills beyond. At dusk it all turns pink.

Who welcomes you

A family house, personal care.

We're a family-run retreat surrounded by nature. One name keeps coming up in guest reviews: Sandra — her welcome, the breakfasts and her help organising outings.

We don't publish photos or stories of the people of the house: we'd rather you meet them there. Message us and the team replies directly.

Well-being, without promises

We see ourselves as a house of wellbeing that respects the ancestral knowledge and natural practices of this land's cultures. We share that information with respect, through education and culture; it isn't something you can book on this site. Please speak directly with the team.

This isn't an experience you can book through this site. We make no health or healing claims.

What the finca offers

  • Homemade breakfast included

    Every morning, as stated by the posada on Hostelworld.

  • Local organic coffee as listed

    Available through the day, per the finca's own description.

  • Wi-Fi you can work on

    Free and suited to remote work. We don't publish speed figures.

  • Shared guest kitchen

    Equipped, with a brick breakfast bar and wooden stools.

  • Gardens and veggie patch

    Lawns, flowers, an organic patch and corners to stretch or meditate.

  • Terrace with hammocks

    Upstairs among the green: hammocks, rocking chairs and long tables.

  • Free parking

    Per Hostelworld. Arriving by car? Tell us so we can confirm space.

  • Lockers and luggage storage

    Free, per Hostelworld.

  • Hot water as listed

    Mentioned by the posada on Instagram (2022). Bathroom type depends on the room.

  • Garden fire pit

    A stone ring on the lawn for cool evenings.

  • Laundry to be confirmed

    Guests mention it. Ask about availability and price.

  • Pets to be confirmed

    Dogs live at the finca, but there is no published policy for guests' pets. Please ask first.

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