The location is secluded which is exactly what we were looking for. A peaceful place to relax and take in the beauty and simplicity of village life in Belize. We did the Lamanai tour which was memorable and the tour guides were entertaining. You MUST have the tacos and fresh juice sold at the front gate when you arrive- our favorite food we ate the whole trip. We made friends with Byron at the howler monkey sanctuary down the road and spent a rainy day hanging out there enjoying the scenery and Gran's 'fiyah haat' cooking. We hand fed bananas to 'Zip', a 2 year old howler monkey which was pretty wild. Lastly, we highly suggest visiting the mennonites for fresh baked goods and butter. For cons, our airport pickup was late, we did not have coal or dry wood to start a fire, and we barely made our ferry to caye caulker because of a late pickup- but we later learned it may have been because the normal host was away. Overall the experience was enriching, relaxing and rustic.