For me, definitely the most beautiful beach around Tayrona Park, accessible by car. A good, not overpriced restaurant, an empty, long beach, a short way up the hill is a great view of the Sierra Nevada and the ocean. Good toilets, shower, quiet, beautiful flora all around, wild, yet well-kept place with possibility to spend the night.

We came very happy, left very sad. It's impossible to swim there, it's also prohibited. The quality of the sea was very dark that day. Won't recommend if you're willing to enjoy a sunny beach day, go to Tayrona national park.

Amazing location and setting, but very basic and not-so-clean facilities and bedrooms Liked · The hotel is really well located, since it is directly on the beachfront, and very close to the eastern entrance to Tayrona National Park. The tents and bungalows are surrounded with gorgeous plants and trees. The staff at the front desk were very kind, polite and helpful. They helped us find cabs and mototaxis every time we needed one. They also made sure we could still get some food at the hotel's restaurant, despite our late check-in. Our room was located at the top of a two-story building in wood. The view on the sea when we woke up was absolutely stunning. The restaurant provided simple but excellent food (e.g. ceviches, wraps) and juices (the lulo juice is a must!). Disliked · The room was too "wide open" in my opinion. The fact that there was no walls at all around us made it really windy and cold at night. It also made it a bit dusty and sandy obviously. The bathroom was not very clean when we got there. My mosquito net was full of fleas or similar bugs and eggs. (I don't blame the hotel for the presence of mosquitoes, butterflies and other bugs, but fleas are disgusting and could certainly be avoided through thorough cleaning and checking every day...) Lastly, the bathrooms close to the restaurant and beach were disgusting every time I had to use them and they didn't have any toilet paper.

We stayed in the "Real Dream" cabin. Beautiful location. Well-decorated rooms. The restaurant was a highlight; such delicious food and drinks! We loved the resident kitty. Improvement areas: foot-washing stations were not well-located. More rugs to wipe feet/shoes on, as our shared bathroom became extremely dirty very quickly. Housekeeping, at least for bathroom areas.

Absolutely fantastic laid back beach “resort”. There are a few glamping tents, rooms range from wooden cabins to treetop open air accommodations. They take safety seriously by having bed nets, fire extinguishers in every room. The Colombian army routinely walks the grounds which made me feel very safe as a solo female traveller staying in an open air treetop “room”. The restaurant serves delicious local fare at a reasonable price. There’s a store a short walk away. The ocean tide doesn’t allow for leisurely swimming but I didn’t mind. Best place I’ve stayed at in a long long while!

Nice clean beaches. Not so many people around due to the high waves. Really calm. There are 2 restaurants in the place with good and high quality food. If you’re looking for a quiet place to go this is it!

We were staying in a property nearby and took the bus to playa los angeles for a day trip- what an amazing surprise it was! From the short walk to the staff and the quiet of the place, it made for the best relaxing day! It is so quiet, clean and peaceful that words can’t explain it. The food and the juices from the restaurant were also great! This was the highlight of our trip to the Colombian coast

Got sick after stupidly drinking a pina colada that tasted off. Learn from our mistake!

All the vibrant sounds, noise and music from the region are incredible but sometimes could be overwhelming. Spending some time in Los Angeles is the perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy the quietness of nature.

Great place to stay all day or several days! Friendly staff, clean, wonderful landscape. A wide and long beach, with powerful waves arriving all day. Even some surfing can be done here. An eco - sustainable place, that have several options to stay: big tents, small houses made with natural materials, also camping is allowed. Good restaurant. Public bathrooms. Had a small tower upon a hill that get you a nice view of the Sierra Nevada mountains

Nice beach, swimming is not allowed though and you have to pay a $10k fee to enter.

The walk from the roadside to the reception was about 8 minutes, with some herbs and fruit such as banana, coconut and mango trees along the way and occasionally Gecko that scurried away when we crossed their path. The reception built with a thatched roof and friendly staff gave us free mangoes. The beach was about 30 meters away from the doorstep to our Glamping. There's a hammock next to our room, a place to sit in front of the room, and the washroom about 15 meters away. We have a key to access our private toilet, but as for the shower room, we need to share it with the other guest. Although we were given with the little battery operated fan, it wasn't sufficient, and it only lasted for about 4 hours! We were sweating profusely and had to fan ourselves manually. To top it off, we could hear the sea crashed the shore, and it was very loud like a hurricane! It was scary and not soothing at all, and I was paranoid, fearing the sea water would rise and get to our room. That night, we decided that we're not putting ourselves through it for another night, and the next morning we asked for a change. We also saw a little boa sleeping peacefully next to the hammock at the Glamping. The new room that we had was a family room with a double bed and a bunk bed. And although the price for the room was double from what we're paying in the first night, it was worth the penny. The room comes with a private toilet and a shower, and most importantly, we have two standing fans and of course, electricity. Though it situated up the hill, we couldn't see the sea as the trees blocked the view. We could see our previous room just down the hill, and at night, we could still hear the raging wave, but it wasn't as bad as when you were down there.

Spectacular! Great place to enjoy nature and have a relaxed time. Highly recommended

You need to go here! Just let the bus drop you of the Main Street. If you stay at The Journey Hostel you can just walk. Maybe 15-20 minutes. I personally liked that beach more than Tayrona NP. No crowds but as beautiful as Tayrona. Entrance fee is 10k

Good location on the border with Tairona park. Good organization in territory. They have restaurant, observation tower on top of the hill

Beautiful cabañas in front of the beach ⛱️ although the beach was rough but enjoy it.

Costs 3 dollars US per person... They have multiple showers and restaurant services... Area for campers too.. more surf at this beach than in Santa Marta or Taganga..

Beautiful secluded and natural beach and small resort. Good simple restaurant. Well worth a visit!

A beautiful beach & amazing experience. Near Tayrona Park, a 5 min. walk and you’ll meet this gorgeous seascape. I recommend visiting, using a lot of sunscreen and careful with the waves! (ocean current on this beach is a bit aggressive, swim with caution).

Location is beautiful but they should do more with it. Unbelievable that the restaurant closes at 19:30 and the bar at 21:00 even when there are multiple guests still relaxing and enjoying the atmosphere. Also with such a warm climate, airco could be considered in the cabanas. 28 degrees at night is not very pleasant and comfortable when not used to it. Only a fan doesn't make much of a difference.

We always love the walk down to the beach from the main road. The colours of the flowers are amazing, if you are lucky you might be able to see some monkeys swinging through the trees. The facilities are always clean there and the scenery is beautiful. The beach is always clean the sea can be a little dangerous there so be careful of the strong waves. Don't forget to visit the viewpoint for a great view of the coastline.