Because of its remoteness, a stay in Guachalito is expensive. In Gonzalo’s ecolodge, you will stay in simple but comfortable wooden cabins, for one of the best prices in the region.

Depending on the month of the year, you can watch whales (even from your hammock!), observe endemic bird species and poisonous frogs.

The ecolodge is divided into 3 double cabins scattered in the middle of a flowery garden. In addition, this beachfront property has many common areas with hammocks for napping at any time of the day. You’ll feel at ease.

Gonzalo, the owner, received an award for his good practices in ecotourism. They also follow the guidelines for whale watching with minimal impact on their natural environment. Your money is well spent.

The food is delicious! Tasty fresh Pacific fish combined with local vegetables. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in your stay. You’ll look forward to every meal.

In addition to wildlife viewing, you can go hiking, visit the nearby towns,  go up rivers in traditional boats, take surfing lessons, go sardine fishing (April-May), and scuba dive. The ecolodge operates with reliable local guides and motorboats. You won’t get bored.

Many of the ecolodges in Guachalito are close to each other. This is not the ideal way to enjoy nature. Gonzalo’s ecolodge is located away from the others. You won’t have any neighbors!

They organize everything from A to Z: transportation, activities, meals. Your job is to enjoy and take nice pictures.

The staff and guides of the ecolodge do not speak English. However, you will be able to communicate with Gonzalo in English (better in writing) to organize your stay. He is also present in his ecolodge several months of the year.