Absolutely stunning. I had a rental car, but was able to keep myself busy on the property for nearly my entire stay and did not really use the car lol (though it did make it convenient to get there, to grocery shop, and go on an adventure elsewhere if I had wanted to.) There was so much beauty and magic on this property! The staff were friendly and helpful.
The shared kitchen had everything I would want to cook almost any meal. If you’re a coffee drinker though, bring your own, it is not provided. You just need the coffee though because there is a grinder, a coffee pot, filters, and one of those coffee makers that uses pods. There was plenty of shampoo, conditioner, and my favorite Dr. Bronner's Castile soap.
I would advise that you read the description fully before deciding. I can think of some people who unfortunately just wouldn’t be able to appreciate the magic of this place. If you do not like being immersed in nature or are not interested in sustainable living this may not be the place for you. If you expect to make a huge mess in the kitchen and just leave it for staff to clean, this is not your spot. If you take long showers, or refuse to take your shoes off before entering a space, again, not your spot. You must care for the space, the earth, and keep any mess confined to your bedroom, even so you cannot leave food or dirty dishes out because there are ants. If you expect linens to be cleaned regularly, again not your spot. I don’t see the need for clean towels everyday, or someone coming to clean or make my bed; to me extra laundering seems wasteful. I thought everything was run smoothly and appreciate the practices of composting, keeping waste to a minimum etc. I love hiking, swimming, and exploring, so I have no complaints! Also, if you have any physical limitations many of the best parts of this place may not be accessible to you; the trails are great, but quite steep with ropes for use to climb up and down in many places. Swimming in the ocean was lovely, but again, any physical limitations, it won’t work for you as getting there might not be possible, then getting out of the water requires a bit of strength- this is not a sandy beach, and you cannot simply walk in and out if the water, there’s a specific spot that’s safe to swim, you can jump in but you have to use some ropes to climb out; I wouldn’t recommend swimming if you are not confident in your ability. Swimming at the waterfalls is easier for those with less ability though you do have to hike a steep trail with ropes to get there.
Personally it was PERFECT for me, I don’t think I could’ve asked for a better place to spend my time and 100% plan to come back asap!