Cama, Café e Aventura

it’s relatively far from the center, in a residential (not happening, no restaurants/markets) area. this can be positive or not. bathroom was constantly wet. i didn’t like the owner’s attitude towards tours. later, seeing how he handled them with fellow guests at the house, i was happy i got mine from elsewhere (besides, it was cheaper).

there’s a small private beach on the back of the house. you’re staying at local people’s house and it has a very cosy feeling (can use the kitchen). breakfast is great (bread, spread, cream cheese, papaya, fresh fruit juice, cake, milk, ovaltine or powdered chocolate, coffee...). rooms are bright and airy, ceiling fan is enough unless you’re in the lower bunk bed.