Yubarka Kajuyalí is a project located in the Kakirí Reserve in Bahía Solano. It is situated between the Ensenada de Utría and Cabo Corrientes, an area with low tourism activity. This region is home to the Embera Chamí community and Afro-descendant communities, known for their expertise in fishing, traditional gastronomy, and cultural music. Additionally, it is a marine destination, famous for its whale-watching opportunities and various water activities. The project aims to provide spaces for camping, socializing, and learning, while preserving local culture and its deep-rooted connection to water and nature. It includes six cabins (beach, administration, services, and residential) and a wetland.