EcoVenao | Hostel
Panama
Details
- Verified:
- almost 2 years ago
- GPS:
- 7.43495, -80.20095
- Altitude:
- 37.0 masl
- Website:
- ecovenao.com
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
Only the Wind Knows
Amenities
- Electricity:
- Yes - Not at Sites
- Wifi:
- Yes - Average
- Kitchen:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Yes
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- Cold
- Water:
- Potable
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- No
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Description
Has campsites ($6 per person), dorm accommodations, double rooms w shared bath ($25 weekdays) and cabanas on stilts with outdoor bath shared w another cabana ($40 weekdays). 330 acre property is in a rainforest and across street from chill beach good for surfing. Use of guest kitchen or can get inexpensive, excellent meals at their restaurant. We wanted to camp on the beach in our tent but its dumping rain. This place is an amazing alternative. A creek runs through the property and howler monkeys hang out nearby.
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Super cool hostel, bar, eco cabanas etc. Great coffee bar too. Spreads over both sides of the road. Hostel and campsite on the side away from the beach. Campsite is basic locates on top of a small ridge under trees but close to the dorms. It's a bit windy but you appreciate it in the heat. Good for a couple of days at least
Report Check-InWe camped here for one night. The people in the place are very nice and international. We paied 13,20$ incl. tax for one night with a car with rooftop tent. The campingspace was a bit uphill and not quite even. Toilets and showers were clean. To go to the beach you have to cross the street, surf lessons and board rent is possible, but we found it not that cheap (20$ for a board for the day). Power supply was not possible and Wi-Fi is available at the Restaurant and the Reception.
Report Check-InCampsite and hostel in a green forest with monkeys, across the street they have access to the beach, with a surfschool at site. We camped for $6 per person in our tent (13,20$ incl. taxes) they also have dorms, double rooms and cabins. Kitchen, slow wifi, cold shower, restaurant with good but expensive food. They allow you to leave your vehicle here if you want to stay a night on the island.
Report Check-In$6 per person per night. Dedicated tent camping area that motorcycles can reach and room for one small overland vehicle. However lots of flat parking in other areas. Nice place with good restaurant though not cheap. Lots of private beach access. Kitchen for cooking. Can be windy at night so stake down tent really well.
Report Check-InHuge hostel in the middle of a reforestation area with dorms, individual rooms and camping area. It was difficult to find a place to park (not leveled). Big rids may also have problems. Cold showers and wifi. Price 6 USD pp/night.
Report Check-InHas campsites ($6 per person), dorm accommodations, double rooms w shared bath ($25 weekdays) and cabanas on stilts with outdoor bath shared w another cabana ($40 weekdays). 330 acre property is in a rainforest and across street from chill beach good for surfing. Use of guest kitchen or can get inexpensive, excellent meals at their restaurant. We wanted to camp on the beach in our tent but its dumping rain. This place is an amazing alternative. A creek runs through the property and howler monkeys hang out nearby.
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