Hello @Sweetsssj i want to review this

This was out third visit and, on this occasion, we stayed for a week. We have noticed that a significant number of the guests have been to the Beach House before and that some stay for a week or more.

The Beach House looks West over a lagoon, sand bar then the sea. The owners and most of the guests watch the sun set each evening, either from their own verandahs or in the garden which borders the lagoon. This very pleasantly occupies an hour and a half before the communal meal around a table at 7 pm. The food is excellent, with Rosi and Nazir joining their guests at the table. There is a backwater to the side of the property. A basic canoe is available for guest use and we found it quite idyllic spending an hour before breakfast gently canoeing up the backwater and watching the numerous birds.

We had one of the rooms overlooking the lagoon. It is simply furnished with comfortable beds and a hot water bucket shower. There is no air conditioning – just a fan – but sleep was no problem!

Rosi is very knowledgeable about the Theyams taking place in the area and will make the necessary arrangements. It does involve a very early rise but is well worth it.

There are still very few westerners in the area so the beaches remain delightfully quiet. The beach in front of the homestay can get slightly busy but the beach to the South is always quiet.

Lunch is not provided but rations can be obtained from the local village, fifteen minutes away on foot, or at one of the other homestays in the area. There is also a fridge and kettle for communal use. Morning tea and coffee are also available from 7 am and afternoon tea from 4 pm in the dining area.

We'll be back again

Thank you @sweetsssj @steemit