There are banana and papaya groves and a market garden. The produce is used in simple but hearty home cooking. No pesticides or chemical fertilizers are used. There is an abundant underground supply of drinking water, which is regularly analysed for its purity, though its taste may not be agreeable to some. Bread is wood-oven baked at the ranch.
Solar panels produce enough energy for minimal needs.
We think of our ranch as a sanctuary for plants and animals, and we invite people to come to be close to these wild thing as they rest and enjoy themselves. Don't expect us to act like hotel people who keep your room spotless and leave a mint on your pillow every day. We're not like that. We take care of you in other ways. Visitors stay in indigenous huts or palapas built in the Mayan tradition, with stone walls and thatched roofs.