We had an excellent experience staying at the Indigo Pearl. Joe and Linda were extremely accommodating and great to work with. Before our vacation to Belize, Linda was in regular contact and sent valuable information through email. Getting to Caye Caulker was very easy once at the Belize City ferry terminal. We were met at the Caye Caulker ferry terminal by a taxi driver named Gustavo, who showed us some of the important places around the island including the grocery store, then he dropped us off at the house. At the house we were met by Mack and Rebecca, who are the friendliest people. They are the caretakers of the home and gave us excellent recommendations, including where to purchase the best hand made hammock! The house is definitely off the beaten path, meaning it isn't "downtown" on the island. It is a 20 minute bike ride to downtown and closer to the house the path is kind of beat up and tricky. You definitely need to be good on a bike and in shape to constantly go back and forth to town. However, the amazing views, peace, and quiet make it totally worth it! Please keep in mind the house is an ECO home powered by solar and wind. The internet worked fine for us, as did the electricity and water. The water definitely got hot, but we didn't use it much, as it was close to 100F during our time there. The kitchen worked well for us, although some better cutlery would be a nice addition. My wife and I cooked every day while we were on the island. The house is supplied with mosquito coils and even though there were not many mosquitoes on the island at the time of our stay, there were plenty of sand flies (size of a pepper flake). The coils really helped keep them away. While on the island we did a really awesome stand up paddle board and snorkel combo tour through Contour Ocean Ventures. Henry, the owner, was excellent. Very knowledgable about the area and wildlife as he grew up on the island. We also went diving to the Turneffe Atoll with Belize Diving Services.