Namaste Beach Club | Centro Holistico

Out trip started with misinformation on the website about the departure times of the boat. On the website it says that it leaves at every hour until 1 pm, however we got a message from the hosts that the boat leaves at 9 am,10 am or 1pm. And unfortunately not all of us who had bought the tickets could go before noon, which was a shame since we had less time at the resort during the day. There was supposed to be a 30 minute massage included however they all lasted less than that, mine specifically 17 minutes. The quality of the message is a different story not worth going into depth with… After all there was only one nice man at the resort who spoke English and apologised for the misinformation and confusion. To sum it up, the experience was not worth it considering it a day trip that costs 65 US dollars/euro.

The cleansing ritual caused severe burns on our skin resulting in blisters and extreme hives because we weren't allowed to shower afterwards. When we contacted the hotel the next day, they refused to accept that and said it would be from something else, which is not possible as the doctors told us. We had to go twice to the doctor and had to pay for all the treatments. I would never ever go there again, it is a lot of talking and pretending but nothing with depth.

The wellness package was excellent but the food was limited.

Cute and cosy yoga retreat. The staff is fantastic, most of them understand English or do everything they can to understand and help. Several yoga and meditation sessions a day and don’t miss out on the fire ceremony they have every evening. The svings by the beach are a joy to hang out in.

We spent Christmas Day (25th December) here and the beach club itself is stunning. Beautiful greenery everywhere and lovely decor. On the beach, you can hear people and music from neighbouring, less relaxing, beach clubs and the music Namaste were playing on the beach in the morning was too heavy for our liking. However, around by the pool it was much quieter and we found it really relaxing. We did the yoga, meditation, massage and fire ceremony. Meditation and fire ceremony were wonderful. Yoga was fun, a very playful and easy practice, but the yoga mats were dirty and not pleasant to use. The massage was OK, but felt a bit random in terms of the methods she was using and you got the impression the masseuse didn't really care about the service. There were a couple of waiting staff who were really helpful and kind, and the others were a bit stand off-ish and unfriendly. The afternoon/evening here was really peaceful before we got the boat back at 8pm. We read beforehand that the food isn't great so we were prepared for that and can confirm it needs work. Particularly as this is one of the key things the club markets, the food is average at best and they either need to take it off their marketing or improve it significantly. We also got quite badly bitten by mosquitoes, more so than anywhere else we'd visited in Colombia. So make sure you take deet!

location!!, very beatiful scenery. Cats everywhere The place is very nice. Full of big plants and in an excellent location. Service is good. An epic note for the guys at the sea transport service and the people at the restaurant. The menu is basic and from time time, they don't have the food in that menu. P.D. having a Gold VIP badge is not worth there. Hotels/Expedia claim there is vip service, but the reality is different. There are no TVs....