4 Person minimum for booking. Our daily price includes 3 meals a day + snacks. Discover the rawness of the Pacific coast where hot springs are hidden in the dense jungle and seasonal whales watching are part of the natural spectacle. Leiber and Mirka are there to take care of you during your stay so you can relax. (Please note that they only speak Spanish). This is an off-the grid location with no electricity so expect a "Glamping Style" vacation. Group discount apply to 8+ The space Marominga is a beach house, designed and built by locals. It is a comfortable yet simple. The area is very quiet and peaceful. The house is two stories and includes 4 bedrooms, 2 lounge areas and a dining room. Each bedroom has 2 queen size beds, storage to put your personal belonging and it's own bathroom and shower. All beds are equipped with high quality mosquito nets. On the first floor you will find 2 bedrooms, a lounge area and dining room. The second floor has two bedrooms and the second lounge equipped with daybed and hammocks which makes it the ideal location to unwind and watch the sunset. Mirka will come around 5pm to lit the candles throughout the house and lower the mosquito nets to make sure your bed is ready for you to tuck in at anytime you see fit. (water is non-drinkable in the bathrooms) Guest access You have access to the full house, the garden as well as the 100 feet of private beach in front of the house. Mirka and Leiber also live on the property and are there for your security and to help with any questions you may have. The kitchen is located in their house. Mirka will leave drinkable water and snacks for you to enjoy throughout the day. Breakfast is served at 7:30am, Lunch at 2pm and dinner at 8pm. Other things to note The Colombian Pacific is a charming landscape full of life. It is one of the richest areas of the world in biodiversity. The climate is warm with a temperature that varies between 23º C and 30º C and a high humidity level. The sunny seasons are between January and April and the rainiest are October, November and the first few days of December. Pacific is part of the tropical humid jungle so expect rain at some point of the day. The more active months for whale watching are July all the way to October where the humpback whales make their way to the warm equatorial waters. Note that certain expedition comes at additional costs (Boat tour for whale watching, fishing, diving...)