Set on a beautiful black sand beach between the Pacific Ocean and the mangrove this place is something special. While there are similar places within walking distance it really feels like you are completely on your own. Supposedly you can walk from the town (Bahía Solano) but I recommend that you travel by boat (approximately 15 minutes along the coast). This should be arranged with the caretaker as well as food. This is not included in the price on Booking.com but WhatsApp and some Spanish proficiency (or machine translation) is your friend. I believe we were the first guests to stay at the new lodge that is placed behind the old one. The accommodation is simple but also just right with a mosquito net on each bed (not that we were bothered by mosquitoes), a fan and a toilet with a shower. While there are lamps in and around I suggest bringing a headlamp if you like to read in the dark. The (typical Colombian) food was amazing. The caretaker pampered us every day asking us what we would like, when we wanted to eat, bringing coffee in the morning, making lunch boxes when we were going on tour etc. If more groups visit the place at the same time she might not be quite as flexible but we certainly enjoyed the tailored service. You can relax in one of the hammocks and this might be the best option while you are waiting for a torrential shower to pass. The beach has a mostly flat profile and a significant tide. However, at high tide the profile becomes steep and with the swell coming in I recommend to only get into the water if you have some swimming proficiency. We borrowed a sit-on-top kayak for two (and possibly a small child) and two body boards. The caretaker brought us to a local village and a waterfall in his boat. You can also walk around five minutes along the beach to Mecana Ecohotel where they can arrange for trips in the jungle or to the Utría National Park. Quite surprisingly, that lodge has WiFi.