Casa Grande Ecolodge is a complex comprising Casa Grande and Casa Baula. Casa Grande is a timber structure with 3 guest rooms and a common living room/kitchen area. The bedrooms are simply furnished using local materials and are comfortable and pleasant. Casa Baula is a basic, rustic guest house with several bedrooms and a shared bathroom.
Imagine a place hidden in a dense jungle forest along the Caribbean Sea, a quasi-island surrounded by the ocean and canals. You can only get there by boat.
A place with no electricity and where howler monkeys, egrets, herons and kingfishers herald your arrival. No crowds, no traffic, no luxury… all left behind for the unique chance to experience raw nature, to be a part of something great, to observe, to learn and maybe teach others as well.
On the beach, you may notice a small group quietly gathering data from a nesting leatherback turtle, or you may see an instructor leading students into the forest to observe a certain species of bird.
The only other people here are the reserve staff, instructors, biologists, students, volunteers or other like minded visitors.
This is the Pacuare Reserve experience. A chance to be a part of the conservation efforts. A chance to live and feel the power of shared passion for conservation and ecology in action.
This is a very rustic experience. No electricity, hot water, or air conditioning. It is also an amazing experience that visitors will never forget.