We were lucky with our stay: got to release hatchlings, watch a green turtle nest and enjoyed the agamis and all kinds of other birds and wildlife. The accommodations were simple but being elevated, and having an attached bathroom were essential for many older travelers. The food will filling and I looked forward to every meal. Given the rain and humidity, it is important for visitors to bring bug spray and rain gear. I brought gaiters as well, and that helped with managing very deep mud and water. Visitors should also be told to bring binoculars. An afternoon ride along the canal gave the opportunity to see water birds more easily. Also a nighttime walk around the compound is also fun. With Claudio leading, a group of us, enjoyed toads, snakes, small frogs, interesting insects, and rare lizards. One other suggestion for visitors would be to bring a small rechargeable fan for sleeping.