Très proche d’Arusi , on peut arriver dans la réserve par la mer ou par la forêt en marchant. L’endroit est magique on se sent au milieu de la forêt tropicale et dans le même temps au bord de la mer. Si vous ne craignez pas l’isolement foncez, l’endroit vaut le détour. On se promène dans la forêt riche en faune (on entend plus d’animaux que l’on ne les voit)et flore sous des arbres gigantesques. Sur la plage déserte une rivière d’eau douce se jette dans l’océan et plus loin une magnifique cascade avec des petits bassins naturels pour se baigner au milieu des grands arbres. Henry et son épouse sont très aimables et pleins d’histoires savoureuses sur la région et ses habitants.

Nothing- we never got to see the place.

When we arrived after taking a boat from Nuqui we met the owners at the beach and they refused to accept us and take us to the room we had reserved. They told us since we only booked for 1 day it was not worth it to them for us to stay. We were forced to find a motor taxi and walk to the beach later with all our luggage looking for a place to stay. Luckily we eventually found a nice place but it was a very challenging experience

We were far away from all the entire world, living like Tarzan No noise, No subway , No traffic Only the jungle, the ocean, the animals and us The food prepared by Julia was delicious

Surrounded by jungle, overlooking the sea and with its own beach, this is a truly special place - very remote and peaceful. The accommodation is simple but comfortable and clean. The family that run it are really lovely people and we felt well looked after. Terlis made us nice food and Henry took us out on his little boat to see the whales. Listening to the sounds of the jungle at night and watching the whales passing by from the balcony was a magical experience. At the moment there are only a few rooms so we were the only guests for some of our stay, which made it all the more special. It’s worth bringing more cash than you think you’ll need - there are no ATMs and they only accept cash - plus you’ll need money to pay for meals at Selva Mojada (there’s nowhere else nearby to get food) as well as any activities you do.

It is truly an incredible place, much more remote and much wilder than we expected. A few miles south of Arusi, it is located on a cliff and completely surrounded by the jungle with lots of giant trees and wildlife close-by. From our cabin between the trees (very clean and spacious) we could see the rocky shores of Cabo Corrientes and the ocean, where every single day we saw whales passing by. Henry and Terlis are kind and gentle hosts, very accommodating and very knowledgeable about the nature that surrounds them. Terlis prepared delicious, varied meals while Henry took us deep into the jungle on adventures we will never forget. Highly recommended, especially to people looking for some peace and seclusion. Muchas Gracias, Terlis u Henry!