Still a lot to do but it seems they improve everything step by step. @staff, don’t waste time on painting the men’s showers. Makes totally no sense at all. Use tiles 🙄! Finish the houses and it will be a very nice place to stay and relax.

Amazing for camping, if you have a tent or a hammock, you must stop by here to relax and lay low for a bit! Also good for vanlifers to park at, though i don't know how much they charge for that. You can also rent a hammock, though that was too expensive for renting a hammock (25,000) . To refill water is 8,000!! Food is terrible, except breakfast and juices. Great place to just chill out in between adventures.

With a beautiful beachfront and a short walk to the river mouth, it's a fine place to stay. The bathrooms are a bit dirty, the beds a bit hard, and the food a bit overpriced...but I actually slept great on that bed and just ordered pizza delivery from the nearest town and all was lovely with a nice coating of bug spray.

Good spot, quite expensive especially the food menu, overall not a very friendly atmosphere . The owner will charge you for every little things. Full of coconut on the floor, they wanted to charge us $6000 Col ($2) if we pick it up! We camp since 6 months in south America, that was a first...

Great location. You can bring your own tent and camp here for a fee. Staff is nice. Food and drinks are expensive. Beach is nice with strong currents. Bathrooms need regular cleaning. From the beach, walk down 10 mins to get to the point where the river meets the sea. It's cool. To get here, take a collectivo bus and tell them you going to casa grande. They know it. From palomino I paid 6 mil for the ride.

We only went here to visit the beach. Payed 8000 pesos to get in. The beach was quiet and no vendors! There are table groups with roof to chill in for free. Big waves, good for body surfing. Can do normal surfing aswell. Good lunch. Palmtrees for free coconuts!

Beautiful beach front for surfing only, no swimming, and plenty of places to camp (be careful of falling coconuts). The campsites have outlets and lights, but no rooftops to pitch a tent under. There are showers (cold) and bathrooms and wifi at the front reception, but we could get it weakly from our campsite. There were lots of sandflies when we went and they ate us up, but that's nature. I gave the place four stars because there is a restaurant but it is super expensive and there is no fresh drinking water available for guests, you have to buy tiny overpriced water bottles. But they do give you free coffee and made hot water for me for tea whenever​ I asked.

The place itself is great but this was the least welcoming in Colombia so far! No one was really nice to us, you have no kitchen so forced to eat the their restaurant every meal (food is great tho) and they are not really nice! It’s also the only place in Colombia where you have to pay to get a hamac for the day! And also the water is more expensive than in the Tayrona parc ! I left with a mixed feeling of an amazing place with so much potential but disappointed on the customer service side.