First off - if you choose to stay here (which you should), you are staying with the nicest family in Belize. I was a solo traveller and felt so safe, especially important for a small, female traveller like myself. Communication: With the host is basically instantaneous. This includes from the time I inquired about my booking, to booking activities on top of the actual accommodation and during my stay. Riis is so responsive - above and beyond what I would have expected. Things to do: They have great activity offerings on site if you choose to participate such as horseback riding and cycling. I did both of those and had an amazing time. Location: You absolutely need to rent a car while staying here. I initially thought a bus or taxis would be okay but buses don't seem 100% reliable as well, every bus I saw was jam packed. Taxis are not marked in Belize except for a green license plate with a D on it and I honestly do not know how you would call one. Renting a car is the best choice because everything is about a 20-30 min drive from this location. While staying here I went to the Belize Zoo, Community Baboon Sanctuary, Old Belize, and Belize City and none of those things were inconvenient. The Mayan ruins - Altun Ha, are also nearby but I cycled there with the host's father. There aren't a ton of food options close during the weekend as everything closes at 5pm - the AirBnb is equipped with a hot plate, microwave and fridge though. Safety: I honestly could not ask for any place safer. There is an automatic gate that you control with a remote as well as two dogs. The larger dog - Rusty, walked me to and from my car everyday (only about 10 feet but still so sweet) as well as accompanied on walks through the farm where there is a mini garden and chicken coop. There is a good lock on the front door and location is far enough outside the city I felt totally safe. Pro tips: Rent a car - it's a must. Explore every attraction nearby, the only one I didn't hit that I regret is the Crooked Tree Sanctuary. Everything closes at 5pm so be prepared for early mornings if you want to fit everything in. Also, if you participate in the offered activities discuss the costs ahead of time as this ate into my cash I brought. There's a bakery about 7 minute drive from the AirBnb, on the highway on the way to the airport that has bread and wraps/sandwiches for 2$USD. I think it's only open Mon-Fri but I would go there and stock up for snacks and maybe even lunch/breakfast. Cons: honestly none that are a big deal, there isn't much in terms of restaurant choices but a new one called Croc Pot opened up while I was there nearby that I really liked! As well -...