The tents have screen sides to let in the ocean breezes, and taut canvas tops which create a wonderfully percussive stage for the tropical rains!
We loved to lay in bed at night and listen to the rainforest sounds (although one citydweller asked the owner, "how do you turn off that noise?")
The chorus of chirps comes in, but the creatures stay out...like this stunning 4' iguana who lived in the branches just outside our front door!
At the cliff top, the boardwalks converge on an open air dining pavilion... check out the view!
It's a popular gathering place at sunset, and a spectacular venue to watch thunderheads roll across the sea. But most often, it is the scene of creative meals, put out twice a day, featuring yummy, fresh, and nourishing items like yogurt parfaits, spaghetti and meatballs, vegetable omelettes, and even vegan specialties. There's even a bar, for beer and wine at dinner!
There's a lot of snorkeling...
and hiking, right at the Camp...
plus a yoga hut to practice your Downward Dog at 4am, 8am, and 4pm.
A full schedule of fun's at the Excursion hut
where the accommodating staff will set up all kinds of things, from cooking to art, night dives to kayaking.
TLT recommendation? Make time to go sailing on the Pepper!
For more information on Maho Bay Camps and the island of St John, email me at
Melanie@toughlovetravel.com!
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