If your looking for a jungle experience, thats the house to go for. the kitchen was well equipped, the personal was always available and helpful, the garden around the house is beautiful.

the bathroom attracts a lot of insects which can be challanging for people that are not used to insects or scared. the house is a bit far from restaurants, I recommend renting a scooter.

L'endroit est paradisiaque, la journée je vous conseille de profiter de la maison, de cuisiner.

En voyage en solo, il ne faut pas avoir peur de se retrouver isolé de tout. Seuls les bruits de la forêt seront vos compagnons.

🌴 Absolutely stunning location nestled in lush tropical jungle with butterflies and little birds fluttering around - and complete privacy! 🍳 Fully equipped with all the essentials - complete kitchen setup with pots, utensils, and plenty of coffee 🍌 Thoughtful welcome with fresh local bananas, mangoes, and two large 10L (or more?) bottles of drinking water 🦟 Well-prepared for tropical living with mosquito coils, an insect racket, and protective netting 🏍️ The driveway is narrow - best accessed by tuk tuk or scooter (a car won’t fit, there’s a stone path with steps that requires carrying luggage) 😺 Charming resident cat Tiger that adds to the homey feel (he keeps to himself but also welcomes cuddles) 📱 Despite the secluded jungle setting, WiFi connection is great (you won’t have reception) 🕯️ While power outages occur throughout the island, the house is thoughtfully stocked with tea lights and torches (outages typically happen during daylight hours, while I experienced them in San Juan, I didn’t at Dalakit) 🏝️ The perfect balance of seclusion while being just 5 minutes from cafés, 12 minutes from Siquijor town, and 15 minutes from San Juan

Only suggestion - communication was occasionally delayed through Booking.com. It would be helpful if they provided a WhatsApp number for direct contact while staying.

I think this place is amazing if you need a few days rest from the hustle and bustle. It’s super peaceful and beautifully designed. We spent a lot of time hanging out in the front porch. There’s also a house cat, the sweetest cat ever that made the goodbye hard. The host is super communicative.

The location is very far out from everything. You definitely need a scooter to get to and from but even then the pathway to the accomodation from the main road is NOT friendly for scooters as it dips quite steep in some areas. If you don’t have much experience riding scooters please don’t try. Make sure to prepare and get groceries ahead of time.