La Solane

Ronald B. — Google Maps 4/5

4.5 stars (@Google, get your act together and introduce half stars). Fantastic and remote place. 12 km from last village by dirt road (every car can drive here). Great safari tent, good caravan, very large spaces for every camper. Great hosts, who also prepare delicious meals. Environment excellent for hikers and off road bikers and cyclists. More gites in preparation, check them out next year!

Gustavo F. — Google Maps 1/5

We went a group of 4 people for volunteering in the business and even if we follow all the instructions and did our best (just in exchange of food) the owner acted very unconfident and rude. He even followed us with the car when we went to the village to get some internet...very creepy. The man should handle his trauma before of accepting guests of any kind. I don't recommend it, even if I expend many energy over there. Ungrateful!

David V. — Google Maps 5/5

In September I spent one night at Solane, sleeping in my own car. The highlights of this short visit: 1. Nature everywhere. The “lodge” is surrounded by lush green forest with an abundance of birds, insects and geckos. 2. Remote but practical. The roads leading to Solane are windy and unpaved, with one “safe” and one “adventurous” option to choose from. There is no cellular network—which is great for dopamine detoxing—but the central communal area has very fast Starlink wifi, so ideal for digital nomads or writers. The various houses and camp sites are all in walking distance of the shower/toilet facilities, while also providing plenty of privacy. 3. Accessible waterfall. There is a creek with a waterfall down the valley, a 10-15 minute walk away from the lodge. The water is cold and deep enough to take a refreshing bath. 4. Beauty and quality. The ruined farm buildings around the communal area are carefully being rebuilt and upgraded. Already, the terrace is a perfect place to have co...