B&Bs in Palmeras

We felt very welcomed by the community. We took few of the excursions offered by La Ceiba, again, really thoroughly enjoyed the guides and what they showed us. We had excellent meals every day. This was our second time in Mocagua, would not hesitate to come back again.

We had an excellent time staying with German, Sara and Calet. The location is great, as it allows you to explore the Amazon (both the river and the jungle) with the tours offered with ease. Before we arrived Calet was very helpful by providing us information about the tours possible and advising us on what we need to bring. Botas impermeables were provided, meaning we did not have to pack and bring them ourselves. The property is very clean and comfortable, and there is electricity and Wi-Fi at the property from about mid morning to 12pm. Sara cooked delicious local food for us for all three meals which were excellent value for money. There was a lot of flexibility with the activities we wanted to do, and we were able to do everything we wanted, including seeing the pink dolphins. It was also nice to stay somewhere where it is clear your money is going directly to support both a family, and the surrounding community. We had an amazing time staying here and would recommend it to anyone.

This was a very pleasant stay. Good location in town, 5-10min walk to restaurants, stores and the port. The terrace was my favorite place, incredible view on the Amazon river, great place to relax and chill. Wi-Fi was surprisingly good, Claro has a great coverage in town too so data works great. Israel and his sister Mercedes were very nice to me, Naider arranged my tours with local guides (Diego was superb) at reasonable local price, tours were fantastic,

I liked how the place and the facilities have everything one needs while keeping the traditional ways.

The room was cute, and an excellent deal for a private room. The facilities were simple, but the location was great.

It's an amazing community set in beautiful nature with an experience of how modernization goes along with the local communities. Gustavo received me with much excitement and showed me around places, took me on a hike in the jungle, taught me many things and his hospitality is just 10/10! This place is not for every tourist, but for travelers seeking an authentic experience of the Amazonas and it's people over comfort in one of the most amazing and beautiful natural setting. Some tips to make your experience better - 1. Bring your own water. Resources are hard to get to the community and it's good to respect that. 2. Be ready to adjust around a few things depending on the situation - eg: no electricity at night, makeshift showers etc. Treat the whole stay as an experience rather than a stay and these things become secondary. 3. If you just sit by the river for a while (with your repellent on of course) - you'll see a lot of dolphins! 4. As with any other nature place, always check your shoes, bed, toilet seat etc before using :) 5. Ask Gustavo for your own custom tours and experiences around and he'll happily make it happen at a great price, with his more than 15 years of experience as a guide!

Our stay here with Leo and his wife, Elizabeth, exceeded our expectations. The rooms are comfortable and the hammocks are a great way to unwind after a long day. Leo took us on amazing adventures and when conflicts with scheduling happened, he saw to it that we were well taken care of. He speaks some English and we speak some Spanish, but it was only a small obstacle and it didn’t take away from the tours. Leo is incredibly patient and knowledgeable about the area and Elizabeth is an amazing cook. It felt like they had included us as family during our stay. Thank you for taking such great care of us during our adventure. We would recommend this stay to anyone.