Returned from a lovely stay at the Mango Farm and loved it! the bohemian house is well cared for. accurately describes in the listing. if you like basic creature comforts- walls, indoor plumbing, etc, this isn't the place for you. if you enjoy getting off the grid for a bit and enjoying nature, I'd say spend a few nights here. this is glamping at it's best!
our host Heather was very accommodating: they had issues with the sink when we got there, I explained that there was no problem at all as I did not for see us even needing to use the sink for anything more than washing our hands, she provided paper plates and disposable silverware just in case. she also provided us with some frozen fruit from the farm (almost everything is out of season at the time we went). we had frozen banana and mango smoothies for breakfast and she also gave us some delicious dried bananas. hospitality at it's best!
there was a binder there full of local tips & places to check out. we followed the recommendation to go to the nearby park to snorkel and we weren't disappointed with the scenery!
a few of my favorite memories include lying in bed on the top floor at night watching the stars in the clear night sky (and listening to the sounds of nature- lots of frogs!) then waking up to soft sunlight in the morning, we had a chicken roosting in our living room when we returned from snorkeling- we heard her but didn't see her until she flew from the roost high above the dining room table and finally finding an egg under our car the next morning.
the mango farm was a lovely place to stay to enjoy nature at it's best and I look forward to returning again some day! thanks for the hospitality!