Hostal Dos Quebradas

Basically, this is for those who like a wild and primitive experience, feeling like you live in the "jungle" for a night or two. Lovely hostess and such a beautiful spot with natural pool.

The room and bathroom was very basic, but did the job. No electricity or lights after the sun goes down, except a couple of solar powered lamps. Great starting point for hikes and you can pay a motorcycle to take you part of the way to the best spots.

Little campsite in the middle of the forest. No wifi, no cell coverage. There is a swimming pool. You can walk to the calabazo entrance rather easily. No electricity but you can charge inside the house.

The tents have seen better days, but they are serviceable. People in the village charge 5k pesos for passage.

Beautiful location, very friendly and welcoming hosts. Quiet location with just the sound of frogs in the night, we found it relaxing. You can see lots of wildlife without even leaving the hostel, including monkeys. Close to the quieter park entrance and a short walk to the ticket office. Clean room, shower with a view. Very tasty breakfast (one of the best we’ve had so far on our travels) was included - we would stay again!

We loved it, but might suggest camping guests bring a mosquito net for double protection against bites.

If you want to stay in the jungle, with humming birds, big beetles, that the owner catches and puts in your hand for you to hold, nice pool to cool off in, staying in a bamboo hut with insects of the jungle, no traffic noise (just the odd motorbike) . A tough walk to the San Juan beach (for me) but not the owner. If you want to stay somewhere that has no Internet, mobile data, cold drinks machine, TV, alcohol. But has peace and quiet, and the most adorable young daughter who can put a smile on anyone's face. This is a place for you. A short bus ride to Tayrona N.P entrance. Start your journey from Calabazo. I would stay here again. 🤓

I mailed and called, and didn't get any response. But when you realise you're staying with a family that lives in the jungle, you put that aside.

Lovely location, just inside the national park. Beautiful hostel and beautiful, kind and caring staff :) thank you for all your help and hospitality!

There were a few bugs in our room - I didn’t mind though as it’s expected in the jungle

The location was great and so close to the park (but only if u want to do the big loop). It’s very quiet there and relaxed. They have a great natural pool to cool down. They offer chairs and hammocks to chill. When u come late in afternoon u not have to pay the entrance fee, only a little fee to use the road.

The couple who work there were a little bit weird. U don’t know if u bother them or it’s okay to ask for something. Maybe it’s the language barrier, but we can speak spanish, so we don’t know. But they are not rude, u can say friendly on their on way. If u need the generator, tell them. And they sleep in the hammocks in the night, that’s awkward, because u don’t want to use two of the four hammocks, because it’s their bed. Also the kitchen is very dirty, could need a big cleaning action, but u can use it. The „water filter“: we are not sure if it’s really work, but for us everything went well

It was a stop at a convenient location before our 3-day hike starting from Calabazo. The place is cute and quiet.

The least welcoming hosts we've had in Colombia. They were not talking to us, even though it was just the two of them and us. We almost felt like we were bothering them. We asked if we could eat there in the evening (as they had explained to us 2 months before) but they replied that it was not possible and that we'd have to walk to the village. As we didn't feel like walking 40 minutes go and return on a wild, rugged road in the dark, we didn't eat at all in the evening and were hungry. The next morning, they didn't even ask us what time we'd like breakfast, even though it was included in our reservation - luckily we got out of there quickly and had breakfast with the organizers of our hike. Also, we couldn’t use the main swimming pool because they were busy cleaning it. To sum up, there are surely many better places to stay in Calabazo than this one.