Punta La Barca
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Manta, Ecuador

4.5 90 reviews

Punta La Barca

Live authentically reconnect with the world 🌎 Coliving, coworking, experiential learning ☀️ Long term travelers, remote workers, locals 👨‍👩‍👦💻🌊

4.5 90 reviews coliving 4.1K followers

Hostal cabaña Punta la Barca

Guest rating

4.5

90 ratings

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88% of guests rated it 4 stars or higher

What guests talk about

Themes pulled from real Google reviews.

  • beach 10
  • vision 9
  • family atmosphere 6
  • kite surfing 4
  • peaceful place 4
  • friendly people 2
  • great kitchen 2
  • quiet beach 2
  • warm shower 2
  • whale watching 2
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About Punta La Barca

Live authentically reconnect with the world 🌎
Coliving, coworking, experiential learning ☀️
Long term travelers, remote workers, locals 👨‍👩‍👦💻🌊

Location
Manta, Ecuador
Address
Barrio Punta La Barca, parroquia Santa Marianita (Boca de, Pacoche, Manta 130852, Ecuador
Type
coliving
Also listed as
Guest house, Coworking space

What this place offers

3 amenities reported for this property.

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Breakfast
  • Kid-friendly

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Nomads who checked in at Punta La Barca

  • Aleja Cabezas
  • gloria narcisa murillo lopez
  • jeyco alvarado
  • Abel DH
  • Yeimy Andrea Ocampo Gil
  • David Enriquez
  • Lorena Cardenas
  • Michelle Dávila
  • Dartrex
  • victor rodriguez
  • Gemy Alvarado L
  • Martín Aristizábal
  • Dagma Betancor
  • Sophie Franssen
  • Osmar Torres
  • Mafer Ponce
  • Maria Alejandra Monzon
  • Ruben Zambrano
  • Irene Genelin
  • María José
  • John Palma
  • Luis Jimenez
  • Julian Bonpland
  • Jose Francisco Lopez
  • Paul Bermudez
  • Tom
  • Orlando Cevallos
  • Yann Grobon
  • Mauro Andino
  • Paolo Cattaneo
  • MIKEY LOPEZ
  • Andreas Braun
  • fulvio biancifiori
  • Frank Thibault
  • María Cedeño

Guest reviews

Verified reviews from Google.

Sophie Franssen

Sophie Franssen

★★★★★

A home away from home with the ocean at the doorstep. A place to connect through culture and community. Would recommend 100%. ❤️

Jonathan Peña

Jonathan Peña

★★★★★

I visited the spectacular place, congratulations!

Gema Vélez Macías

Gema Vélez Macías

★★★★★

Divine, I loved it

gloria narcisa murillo lopez

gloria narcisa murillo lopez

★☆☆☆☆

It's very welcoming and right on the seafront.

Yann Grobon

Yann Grobon

★★★★★

This place is probably one of the best for whales observation. The hostal is well maintained and the owners are super welcoming. A must go to.

Irene Genelin

Irene Genelin

★★★★★

My husband, our six year old daughter, and I stayed at Punta La Barca for almost one month. What really sets this hostel apart from others is the community feeling of this place. We got to know many members of Juan's family while we were there. His mother, Ana, make breakfasts, and she even taught me how to make a few dishes as I love cooking. Inge is one of these people that really likes meeting people and getting to know them and make them feel comfortable. We connected easily and it was a joy to have the hosts and other hostel guests around to interact with and do activities together. It is easy to get fresh fruits and vegetables, as there are trucks that come by every day selling them right outside your door. A short walk to a tienda in the village supplies all of the other necessities for cooking. If you want a specialty item (like rice/almond milk, or nut butters) you can find them at the big mall in Manta (a 30 minute drive away). The beach is a short walk away which is nice for swimming, boogie boarding, or surfing. The kite surf school is a 40 minute walk away. While we were there if the wind was just right we were able to catch a ride with someone else from the hostel who was going there to kite surf. The Internet is fast. There are cell phone towers nearby. During the rainy season (starts in January) it is common to loose power for an hour or so when it rains. You can create a hot spot using your cell phone if you are working from there and need to stay connected while the power is out. They do have back up internet too. This is a great place to slow down, enjoy community, and the safe, quiet feeling of Santa Marianita. We just left and are already hoping to return again sometime this next year.

Ruben Zambrano

Ruben Zambrano

★★★★★

A very cozy place

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Know the Niños Libres project!! Born from the coming together of various needs.. -for the coliving kids, a way to connect easier, and feel way more part by contributing to the place -for coliving parents, a daily breath, a much needed

Punta La Barca

The ideal place to work as a digital nomad.. let me introduce why *12 years of experience. Engineers, writers, marketeers, IT'rs, entrepreneurs, antropologists, translators, teachers, influencers, researchers, students.. you name a job that

Punta La Barca

Live feels more alive when shared ❤️❤️ At Punta la Barca, we love the simple things that happen when people live together: a spontaneous conversation while making coffee, children finding playmates without anyone having to organise it,

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Who is Punta la Barca for? *you, traveler with kids, looking to immerse in the village culture, feel community, rest at the beach *you, remote worker, longing for a place that is not a tourist trap or a business, but a family. Where you

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We welcome 1 or 2 volunteers at Punta la Barca 🔥🤗 *for help with the Niños Libres project ❤️❤️. Monday to friday 3.5h of playing and guiding a group of kids in their freedom, inspiring them with nature, helping them to connect across

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