Let me start out by saying this place is WAY out in the country side. Like the ad mentions you truly are out in the Jungle on the beach. The drive from the highway to the cabin was an hour and half long arduous trek. We were told due to the recent rains the road was in disrepair. None of this information was provided until after we finally made it. The only information on the road from our hosts was it was a dirt and gravel road. No mention of how poorly maintained or how far. For a two wheel drive Jeep, it was almost impassible. There were 30 to 50 yard stretches where the road was so muddy, rutted and churned up that it would have been impossible to pass if we had been in a passenger car or one of the short sport 2 door utility vehicles. According to my odometer it was just less than 12 mile on the dirt road, but even at that it took a bit over an hour and a half. If the road was in fair shape (By Belizean standard) it would probably be a 45 drive back to the Highway. The road is used by the local farms (very large citrus farms). The tractors and busses (yes busses as they have a lot of workers) tore up the road quite a bit. It is quite surprising to see the school type busses powering trough mud and holes that would stop a 4 wheel drive truck. If the busses hadn’t made a huge mud mess and deep ruts, the tractors that use the road quite a bit finish tearing it up. One bright spot was if I had gotten stuck the tractor drivers would have pulled me out. There was a D8 caterpillar bulldozer tractor working on one area (repairing the drainage and filling in a 35 yard 3 foot deep mud hole) who told us the road had been much worse the day before and that even the buses were getting stuck. They expected to finish repairs of the area within a day or two and they were working on and getting some gravel to repairing the worst of the road over the next couple of day. Made two calls to the numbers provided and both went to voice mail. Never did hear that they received either one or maybe once we made it they figured it no longer mattered. Drove the road today (Monday, two days later). The road is almost completely dry and the D9 has been working the worst parts. It still took an hour to get from the cabin to the main road but success was never in doubt. On Wednesday when we left it took 55 minutes to get to the main road. The road repairs are very rough but the road is sound. You will still need something with some clearance as no passenger car would make it down that road without damage. I understand...