Cocorí is an oasis for nomad travelers, backpackers, and surfers in El Paredón. Hostel, surf camp, bar, and restaurant in one — a meeting point with good vibes between travelers and the local community.
Cocorí in El Paredón was founded by surfers for surfers, nomad travelers, and backpackers — an idea and a dream to leave city life for a surfer’s lifestyle at the beach, and to help put Guatemala’s surf scene on the map. The house sits on Primera Avenida in El Paredón Buena Vista. If you want the same campus with a quieter sleep, Caracola Boutique Hostel is a few steps away — and Caracola guests walk over for the pool, restaurant, bar, and beach path.
Safari Village, suites, pool-front containers, mini suites, open-air bungalows, and both dorms. Mini suites include Busito Feliz and Mosquito. These cards match our room list — live availability stays on Cloudbeds.
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A two-story tiny house with an open bedroom (queen), bathroom, kitchenette, and a small living area with a couch and single bed. Food and drinks are welcome inside the tiny house, but not in the rest of the hotel grounds — pool, restaurant, and other sitting areas.
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Tortuga and Parlama — queen plus bunks, ensuite, A/C. Built for friends or a small family.
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Mantarraya and Manati — modern private suites with ensuite, A/C, and a pool view.
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Tortuguita and Parlamita — compact A/C queen rooms with a shared bathroom. A tighter private for two.
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Van life in a converted school bus about 50 meters from the beach. Super comfy queen, A/C, private outside lounge with a tropical garden, fresh towels and sheets, free coffee, tea, and potable water. Buena onda.
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A thatched A-frame with a netted bed, a hammock on the porch, and a triangular opening to the jungle.
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Thatched Gecko, Sapo, Caiman, and Pelicano bungalows — queen plus single, fans, mosquito nets, shared bath.
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Eight single beds, private bathroom, A/C, plugs, lights, and curtains — built for solo women travelers.
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Fourteen-bed palapa dorm with an upstairs ocean glimpse, fans, hardwood floors, and a wardrobe per bed.
Shared and private shuttles run from Antigua, Guatemala City, and other hubs. Book Roadrunner transport below — you stay on this page, and the trip is attributed to Cocorí Lodge.
Caracola Boutique Hostel is our sister house: A/C dorms, privacy curtains, and a plunge pool. You keep full access to Cocorí’s pool, restaurant, bar, and beach path.
