Cotton Tree Lodge
I’m still a fan of the Cotton Tree Lodge for our jungle excursions. I think Courtney was still leaning towards Jaguar Paw, but something about this accommodation seems way more intimate/eco-tourist. It just looks so cool- the wooden pathways from tree branch to tree branch. I like the cabana style accomodations too.
The only thing that worried me was figuring out how to feed ourselves in the jungle. But then I noticed that they do indeed have a bar and restaurant. The prices aren’t to shabby for meals: Breakfast is US $12 per person, lunch US $12 per person, dinner US $24 per person. I think we can handle that.
The rates for the rooms aren’t terrible. It would be $109 a night for a standard cabana. We could also invest in the all-inclusive package which starts at $170 a night. Although they say, “A single occupancy surcharge of $50 per night applies to our all inclusive rates. For more than two adults per room, additional adults are charged $150 per person per night” Does that mean that the room would be $170 plus $150 per night? If so, we’re looking at $320 a night between us both.
The all-inclusive package includes meals, soft drinks, tours and grounds activities. Although a few activities have an additional charge- such as snorkeling, scuba diving and fishing. Grounds activities include kayaking on the Moho River, an organic garden with fruit trees which are free to pick for guests, medicinal plant walks, and horseback rides.
The daily tours Cotton Tree Lodge offer are, “Each day our guests have the opportunity to explore the Toledo District on one of our cultural, chocolate, adventure, or wildlife tours. Visit Mayan villages and homes, connecting with the local people. Hear the Afro-Carribbean rhythms of Garifuna drummers, taste the sweet tartness of the cacao fruit. Active types will enjoy jumping from Rio Blanco Waterfalls or venturing into Tiger Cave. If you are looking to try something a little different, consider joining a volunteer project with Sustainable Harvest International”
Very eco-touristy and very much to my likings. A tad pricey but may be worth it if we can book some extremely cheap locations beachside.





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