My wife and I just stayed 4 nights here and had a lovely visit. The place is 'rustic', open palapa/bungalow type. The hostess Nora was the greatest spirit, very helpful, and generous with all aspects of her care. The staff/caretaking family was friendly and the town pleasant. The food was better than anything we've found on the coast of Ecuador where we had been traveling the previous 3 weeks. The only drawback was the tiny (invisible?) mosquitos that bit us relentlessly around sunset and in the evenings. There is a flimsy mosquito net hanging above the bed but it really needs to be updated to a rectangular one that covers the whole bed well instead of the small round one that always pulls up from the corners. We flew from Medellin to Acandia (about $75USD each) then took a lancha (motor boat) that was 'jaw-breaking' bouncy, really works the spine and hurts the butt, the saving grace is that it is only an hour as opposed to the 2.5 hour ride from Turbo that is supposed to be equally as shattering. To leave we found out about a larger boat to Necocli (an hour long), the driver was excellent and the boat a lot better. Would like to investigate Necocli some other time, seems like tourism is just beginning there with this new boat service. So, Capurgana is worth a visit and I would recommend Nora's Eco Hostel, just bring good - high DEET - bug spray for the evenings. Make sure to visit La Cielo waterfalls and hike up past the first pool to the nicer second and third pools.