visiting from EU, this review is especially dedicated to the european minority visiting the island, to give a different point of view to an instead american populated and sized place. first of all, our feedback on the island istelf is not good, not that good at least; with the same flight time and money you can go to the maldives, zanzibar, san andres, providencia, los roques, ... to name a few. the main difference with these other islands, is that caye caulkner has no real beaches, only one, the split, and it’s not wow. the rest of the island is covered with either mangroves or stinky sea weed, which make the swimming pool of Tropical Dreams a great plus! so, unless you take a boat for a snorkeling or diving tour, there’s no way to really enjoy the see. our feedback on the property itself and the hosts is overall positive. the hosts have it managed locally by Michele, who was super prompt in having all the problems fixed during our five days staying. At the time we visited there was an invasion of very aggressive mosquitoes - if possible, worst than the ones you might find in Finland, Estonia, or rice production areas in northern Italy, not to mention these can carry annoying deseases. Michele made all the arrangements to make our stay better. unfortunately, few of the mosquito-nets in the appartment had holes or their frames ware letting insects in. tropical jungle strong (4) and other mosquito repellents (40%+ concentration) could do nothing against them. the appartment was clean, with probably one of the best kitchen set i’ve ever found while travelling. sharp knives and all the tools you might need to prepare a proper meal. after a while i feel the need to cook italian food when I’m abroad, and after three weeks travelling the time came. unfortunately, the gas tank was empty when we where about to prepare the dinner. once again “archangel” Michel had the issue fixed by the very next morning, but we had to postpone to the next day our spaghetti. so my advice is to always check that everything works when you check in. by the way, the host let us check in earlier which was a great thing for us. when we went to bed the first night we were surprised to se a light duvet (piumino) on it. then we realized that it was actually good to have it. AC is a must on the island in the rainy season because it’s hot (min 27- max 31 these days) and very humid. even if we set the temp to 25/26 it was way colder, again... the american way :) at the swimming pool the wifi works ok, but in the yellow cabana it reminds me of my 2G tuesdays, or worse. one more note for fellow europeans which are used to walk or ride a bike instead of using the car to move in their cities: the place is reasonably...