Guayaba Lodge

This rustic oceanfront cottage has a large room with two beds on the second floor and another room with a bed, a total of 3 semi-double beds with curtains and bedding. There are 2 balconies with 2 hammocks. The decor is consistent with the natural environment. On the first floor is the bathroom, shower, towels, soap and toilet paper, there is also a large living room. Free Wi-Fi throughout the cabin, when the signal is adequate. The space This place is suitable for those who want to rest, disconnect from modernity, also oriented to researchers of issues related to nature since it is located in a privileged region such as the biogeographic Chocó jungle and where we have the fauna and flora research center. A place suitable for eco-friendly and respectful tourism. We have an area for safe campfires and a barbecue to smoke fish and share. Includes hotel insurance Activities: Biodiversity observation, diving, whale watching, waterfall tours, turtle conservation activities, native fruit tasting, learning about the traditions of indigenous and Afro-descendant communities. Ecological and respectful tourism. Breakfast, lunch and dinner service, airport transfers and tours always with advance booking. Guest access You can use the entire house, gardens and beach. Next door, in the big house, there is a flora and fauna research center that you can visit freely and also make use of its facilities. Other things to note Family atmosphere and very quiet. Being on the first line of Playa Bonita you can hear the waves and birds. The food is typical of Chocó, based on fish, seafood, bananas, coconut, and other tropical fruits. Our activities are consistent with the environment and allow consciousness and sensitivity to be activated, becoming an experience full of meaning, beauty, and coherence. Activities such as day and night wilderness treks to observe biodiversity, diving, sailing the sea to see whales and dolphins and through transparent rivers surrounded by giant trees such as the Pichindé. Visit the waterfalls, participate in conservation activities for sea turtles that lay their eggs on the beach, photograph nature, plant medicinal plants, observe the Milky Way and rainbows, surf, walk through the jungle, eat unique fruits such as chontaduro, bacao, almirajó, pomarrosa; understand the life of the local communities of our indigenous and Afro-descendant friends with their rich traditions, music, gastronomy, arts and, above all, CONNECT WITH NATURE. Registration Details 236543