This is the best place to stay in the National park! secluded trail getting there, beautiful beach, nice sleeping arrangements and great food! You stay so close to the ocean you are instantly relaxed. We liked coming into the park from Calabazo staying at Ecolodge Brava then hiking out towards the main entrance to see most of the park.

Tessa United States of America

Nice remote facilities with delicious food. If you want an adventure to get to a hotel this would be it. Stay for a few days -- not just one night

Rik Canada

I loved the sopa mondongo that was served with lunch, the cascada y pozas hidden behind the horse corral, the canned beer, the wild beach, the sunrise behind the mountain, the donkeys scratching their backs on the sand at sunrise, the cheese we had at breakfast, and many other fine things. We paid extra for a private bathroom, which was fine.

Lansberry United States of America

friendly staff, fantastic location (if you want to be in the middle of nowhere)

Justin United States of America

arriving is already an adventure. once you are there, in the middle of the Colombian jungle and full of nature, you can rest in a traditional room over the beach that makes you feel that you lived your whole life in the jungle.

Gutierrez Argentina

omg more people should come to this paradise a bit challenging to get in but maaan its all worth it the water is to die for you cant swim but theres a waterfall pool 25 minutes from the facility lodging is very clean has all the basics you need food is absolutely amazing and considering how they bring ingredients it is worth the price everything was excellent but wish we stayed longer

Emitis Canada

property was well taken care of and the staff were extremely kind.

Rob United States of America

The whole area was wonderful. Calm. Clean. Fun. The fact that it was so isolated makes it understandable that it doesn't have as many amenities as other places. However the place is meant for adventurous people.

Ávila Paraguay

Beautiful location with very nice staff. The hike was a bit challenging to get there but worth it. The food was delicious but if you are vegan or have food restrictions I would take my own food. Make sure you do your research before going, there are 2 ways to get there one from Zaino and the other from Calabazo. Zaino is longer but prettier and a little easier. Calabazo is mostly uphill at first but you can take a moto taxi to the start of the mountain hike. Make sure you take cash, everything is paid cash.

Laura United States of America

We arrived at Playa Brava Teyumakke on February 28th, 2022. The journey and the destinations were all that we hoped for and more! It was a long and fairly difficult hike to reach Playa Brava and an even harder walk to Cabo San Juan but worth every step. We were pleased that we had reserved one of the huts, and had a much-needed good night's sleep in the bed under our net. We spoke English and very little Spanish but the staff and management were very helpful. Good food, good people plus an awesome private beach right in front of our hut. It is as beautiful as all of the other posts mention. A truly once-in-a-lifetime journey to a spot where few have or will travel. Robert & Alyssa P. Omaha, NE USA

Robert United States of America