A rustic and beautiful stay in the heart of the bush. We were amazed at the sounds—by night, predominantly rhythmic cicadas, but by early dawn, solely birdsong. We had multiple bird sightings, from the kitchen and lounge area where the windows were the primary show. We arrived late at night so, the true charm of the bush wasn’t realized until the next day.
We were so impressed with the off grid construction—the composting toilet was immaculate and felt very clean considering. I’m not sure how they manage their power, but they did have a hot shower and even the option for laundry.
Arriving by night was a bit spooky to get our bearings, so I recommend trying to get there with plenty of light. Nights were made a bit difficult due to the heat and low circulation. We had to keep windows closed to keep the sand flies and mosquitos at bay, which made for a hot sleep. None of the windows have screens. So best to visit in spring or fall.