Eco Hotel Punta Brava
Hotel and lodging in Arusí, Nuquí, Chocó.
A unique place located on the Colombian Pacific coast north of Cabo Corrientes, in the municipality of Nuquí, department of Chocó
Sustainable accommodation
At Punta Brava, we are fully committed to our sustainability policy. We strive to minimize our environmental impact, and therefore use a solar power plant to supply the hotel with all the energy it needs to operate. Furthermore, we use biodegradable toiletries, detergents, and cleaning products, and we separate our waste and dispose of it at the Nuqui recycling center, where we send all the recyclable materials produced by the hotel.
Apart from the above, we collect waste such as containers, flip-flops, buoys and other items that the sea brings to our beaches, materials that are also sent to the recycling center, and we invite our visitors not to bring products that leave waste and if they cannot avoid doing so to take them to their place of origin for final disposal.
What is Punta Brava?
Punta Brava is conceived as a pilot development project, based on responsible tourism as a catalyst for change in small communities with significant needs, located in areas with relatively undisturbed ecosystems. We believe that ecotourism is a catalyst for cultural interaction through which various productive projects can be activated, whether by the presence of visitors who consume products and services in the area, or simply by the cultural exchange between the native population and visitors, which enriches the community and generates positive projects and concerns regarding development.
Nuquí can be reached by air from Medellín with daily flights (from Olaya Herrera airport) or from Quibdó, Cali, Pereira and Bogotá with flights once or twice a week.
“It will be difficult to find a place to stay like this. Pusa cabins have an ocean view, where you can watch the whales go by. The staff, Jacqueline, Rubi, and Leo, treat guests exceptionally well, and the food is prepared with great care.”
He wrote a review in July 2025
The Chocó Biogeographic
The Chocó region is one of the most biodiverse places in the world, unique on the planet in terms of biological and cultural diversity; it is among the 25 regions worldwide designated as priorities for nature conservation. It boasts a highly diverse biota, with a wealth of plants, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and butterflies.
The Gulf of Tribugá
Punta Brava is a unique place located on the Colombian Pacific coast, north of Cabo Corrientes, in the municipality of Nuquí, Chocó department. It's an area where the rainforest and the Pacific Ocean are at their most magnificent, offering visitors the opportunity to connect with pristine nature, lush vegetation, crystal-clear freshwater streams, and the majestic Pacific Ocean. It's an exceptional destination for ecotourism. This privileged experience is made possible by its remote location, far removed from populated areas and high-impact tourist centers.