A mountain refuge with a digital front door
Ikuna is a glamping refuge in the mountains of San Vicente Ferrer, Antioquia, an hour from Medellín. The brand and the website were built together: a calm, image-led experience in Spanish that turns wanderlust into bookings.
Project at a glance
- Sector
- Hospitality · Colombia
- Scope
- Brand · Website · Booking flow
- Languages
- Spanish
- Status
- Live and operating
What problem was the refuge trying to solve?
Glamping sells a feeling. A slow, cluttered website kills that feeling before a guest has seen the mountains. The site had to be atmospheric, fast on the rural mobile connections guests actually use, and unmistakably local rather than a generic booking template.
What did RENOVO build for Ikuna?
An image-led, Spanish-first website built for performance: the story of the place first, practical details second, and booking never more than a tap away. Every photograph, word and section serves the same calm mood as the refuge itself.
Why does it work?
Nobody books a retreat because of a feature list. They book because the page made them feel the place — so the design spends its budget on atmosphere and speed, and removes everything that competes with the decision to come.
What it does for the business
- Guests reach the booking step already sold on the experience
- Runs fast on the mobile connections guests actually have
- The brand, from name to typography, was built alongside the site