The cool night air brushes across me as I reflect on the all-too-quickly passing 2 ½ days spent here. The peaceful evening noises remind me of last night’s serenade by the howler monkeys who’ve been hanging out in the tree across the river. The relative poverty and dusty landscape around and the wonderfully tended grounds and rich beauty of the Dome, the shrieking exhilaration of the zip line, then winding down with a drink and quiet conversation by the pool; and us 4 women in our 50’s and 60’s tubing through a cave, then enjoying meals with the other guests (20’s and 30’s).
Especially enjoyable was the ‘feel’ of the place – the guests who chose to come here (from all parts of the world) meld and mesh. There was a perfect balance of time with others and time with our small group. Taking breakfast and dinner together is a big part of what defines this place. There is an openness and intimacy that is completely unintrusive.
Thanks to all of the amazing staff and to our fellow guests for a wonderful stay.
Love the old ladies from California & Connecticut
(Vandell party)
March 11, 2010
Everything about the Jungle Dome was outstanding from the spacious rooms and decks, the beautiful grounds, the fantastic food and the personal attentiveness of Karen and David. Karen especially made everything go smoothly. I’m glad we found this wonderful place and will recommend it to everyone!
Thank you for an exciting and fun adventure in Belize!
Cheryl and Ed Kayser
Oregon, USA
March 8, 2010
Everything was great and wouldn’t have missed it – we feel so privileged to have walked where the Mayans walked and learned about them. I repeat everything written before me. The only addition I would make is a map so we can visually see the areas we have been. As we roll out of here (because of all the great food) many thanks to Karen, David, Luis and the cooks!
Paul & Velma Limmeroth
Oregon, USA
March 8, 2010
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