Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Isla Mucura

Great private hotel with its own beach. They have their own restaurant with some variety and very relaxing green space.

We had a beautiful stay. We splashed out on the Vista Mar room, which was perhaps the most beautiful hotel room we have ever stayed in. It's a large, circular cabin built of wooden beams, with a conical, thatched roof. Best of all, if has a large balcony danging out over the turquoise water, and with its own hammock. Perfect for relaxing in the warm, Caribbean breeze. At low season (early May), we had the place almost to ourselves. Service from Kevin and the team was excellent. Food was basic but tasty, with great Colombian breakfasts. We particularly loved happy hour cocktails (2 for 1 between 5 and 6 pm) and then watching the beautiful sunsets.

The staff takes care of everything. No need to worry about food or tours and if something would be missing you just have to ask them. Wonderful location for sunset. Rustic but amazing to deconnect and spend some amazing time on these beautiful islands! But the electric plugs work 24/7. Ps: foodwise we prefered their fishes. Every day they were different and very copious!

Breakfast was simple but tasty...delivered right to the room which was great

I loved everything!! The people who worked there, the location, the FOOD!!! I wanna come back!!

Amazing location in the Caribbean! We definitely recommend the chalet option, we loved the view on the mangroves from the bathroom, where you can admire the colourful crabs and we even spotted two raccoons passing by! They are currently expanding with 3 additional chalets. The water in front is a snorkeling paradise, with underwater plants, corals and loads of tropical fish in shallow water for as far as you can see. The water is calm and you can swim quite far out of the shore, just be sure to wear a floating jacket and buoy for safety. Also bring some protective shoes to protect yourselves and the corals, the water is quite shallow and corals are hiding inbetween the waterplants. We also did some tours with the hotel which are done with the hotel boat, our favourite is the reef snorkeling tour. It was the most beautiful snorkeling we ever done, and is only 1 km straight across the hotel on the edge of the archipelago. So magical we did this tour twice! The plankton tour is also recommended, but requires the moon to be down for more darkness, in our case at 4.00 a.m. Also amazing to see the stars at night! Lastly we did the islands tour, which brings you around the 3 main islands (Tintipan, Mucura and Islote) and a stop on each (we combined it with a reef snorkeling tour). We passed numerous hotels, but concluded El Embrujo was indeed the best choice. Seems the sea can be somewhat rougher on other sides of the islands, or less underwater life/deeper sea. The kiosk at their own pier is also the best place to watch the sunset every night, and during the day is a nice cool shadow oasis with some wind in (for me) too hot conditions on the shore. Due to the Caribbean weather probability of being more volatile, we booked extra nights to ensure we at least would have some good days. Prior to arrival the weather forecast showed rain and thunder everyday, so we were quite worried.

Villa Luz is just a paradise. If you are looking for a quiet and chilling place that is the right one. We spent three unforgettable days in that paradise in a beautiful room with balcony and sea view. Luz the owner is a very nice person and a good chef. She took care of us every day. ,Highly recommended!

Most of the places near Isla bonita don't receive credit cards so here we found it very handy and easy to use our card and not worry about taking cash in hand 😉