5 Days in Ojochal
A realistic, unhurried week: one anchor per day, chosen by tide chart, with rain backups built in. This is the exact rhythm we recommend to every family staying in the village.
Day by day
One anchor per day · tide chart firstArrive & do nothing. Pool, groceries in Uvita on the way in, early dinner, early bed. Arrival day ambition is the classic first-timer mistake.
Ventanas at low tide. The cave walk-through, then lunch up the hill. Check the tide chart the night before and build the morning around it.
Marino Ballena morning. The whale's-tail sandbar appears at low tide. PLACEHOLDER — full experience page coming; verify park entrance details.
Waterfall day. Nauyaca if your kids are 6+, or take the truck option with younger ones. Pack the swimsuits you'd forget.
The empty day. Deliberately unplanned. It becomes the favorite day of the trip more often than not — repeat whichever day the kids ask for.
If it rains
- Any morning that starts dry is usable — rain here is mostly an afternoon event outside Sep–Oct. If a full day washes out: Sibu for a long breakfast, then PLACEHOLDER (indoor options page coming).