Pilgrim’s Paradise is a beautiful, inside and out, cabin set in a quiet and lovely location. We never saw Jerry the Crocodile but we were gone for 12 hours of each day exploring Belize. We rented a jeep and Pilgrim’s Paradise was the perfect central location for us to explore all the major Mayan Ruins. We saw Altun Ha and Lamanai before we arrived at the cabin the first night, followed by Xunatunich, Caracol, a day trip into Guatemala for Tikal, and Cahal Pech and the Belize Zoo on our last day. We even had time for a trip down Hummingbird Highway. The cabin came with a fully equipped kitchen, including cutlery, but if you’re in the mood for eating out we recommend the Tollaca Smoke House just two miles away. We can’t emphasize enough how absolutely beautiful the cabin was and how quiet and peaceful with all the surrounding sounds of nature. My wife did have a small issue with the hot water on our last night but overall we highly recommend staying here and would stay again!