Em va agradar The huts have almost everything you might need during the stay, so most of the gear we brought was not needed. Facilities are top notch too.

No em va agradar (1) It’s noisy. A neighbour pitch had loud music all evening which is fine as we are all relaxing, but they didn’t switch it off until well after midnight after we asked them to. These places normally have policies and they need being enforced. (2) It’s not secluded. Everyone is in everyone’s sight. Ok for some guys, but not my cup of tea. (3) Lack of security. I woke up at midnight to find out gates were not shut/locked. I checked again at 6am and they were still open. Assuming that everyone sleeps in camps with no security - that’s a safety risk. (4) Staff attitude - everyone was great but this one lady who came as we were packing at 11:10am and started complaining that check out was at 11:00 and we need to pay extra. We would be gone in 20 minutes anyway! She then proceeded to a demonstration of taking sheets off whilst our stuff was still lying around. Anyway great staff but this was ODD given that upon arrival they made it a point to charge us extra for early check in (by 2 hours) and didn’t bother passing this to the actual ground staff (same lady) who was just as nervous about this.

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