The stay at Steve & Bobbies was such an adventure. This Airbnb is located about 40 minutes by golf cart from town, and if you plan on exploring the island at all during your trip (we explored daily without a problem), I would DEFINITELY recommend renting a golf cart. Bobbie helped organize a pickup once we arrived at the island, and we were guided to the golf cart rental storefront. It cost $300 USD for the Golf cart for 7 days, and it was well worth it. The road is very bumpy, but maybe this is a good thing because if the roads get paved it will almost be too easy for tourists to get to secret beach! They have added a new restaurant & bar since any of the reviews that I have seen, and instead of only the hamburgers, hot dogs & sloppy Joes that people below have mentioned, they now have a huge range of very fresh local seafood, selection of tacos, ceviche, chicken wings, etc. We ate a number of meals here at "Waynes World" and the prices were good. The food was EXCEPTIONAL and so were the drinks! The weather wasn't perfect while we were there, but I think this added to the adventure because instead of just hanging around on the beach / beach bar in the sun, we explored all around the island and went on a couple of tours. They also let people staying in the cabanas take out the stand up paddleboards, canoe and kayak for free, which we had fun with for a whole day! Bobbie gave us advice on everything and it was so helpful! From directions, to the best restaurants, shops, things to do and places to see, she knows it all! She not only recommended the absolute best tours at the best prices, but she also organized them for us (we did snorkeling as well as zip lining, cave tubing, exploring mayan temples, etc). She even told us the best place to sit on the boat so that we could have the best experience! If Bobbie wasn't there to answer our questions Wayne (the manager) always was, and he even took us out one night and took us exploring along the coast by paddle board one day! Wayne and Bobbie even kept us entertained in the common area on rainy nights as well, playing games and sharing stories. I really can't explain how great everyone was - we almost felt like family by the end of the trip. The only down side of the experience in my opinion were the showers. The entire property is off grid, and run by solar power. The shower was always either extremely hot or quite cold, and the mixer didn't actually seem to "mix". Once you got used to the different temperatures you could calculate when to soap up, rinse off, etc so it wasn't as scary by the end of the week. Otherwise the room was clean and bright, the...