A small double beach split in two, with white sand, palm trees and choppy water, backed by a campground with tents, hammocks on the rocky cape and a restaurant. Visitors reach it on a two- to three-hour jungle hike from the park entrance, on horseback, or by boat from Taganga.
Highlights
- Double beach with white sand
- Hammocks at the cape viewpoint
- Monkeys and birds on trail
Good to know
- Mandatory insurance and park entrance fee
- Restaurant is expensive and often cash only
- Crowded midday; go early or stay overnight
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