Dominican Tree House Village, Samaná

Meals are not included in your stay, and you should expect to pay for breakfast and dinner separately, but local beach dinners are highly recommended.

If you plan to visit, be prepared for a bit of a hike to reach the village, as luggage must be carried by hand.

If you're renting a bike to explore, be aware that the bikes may not be in the best condition.

The access road to the village is quite challenging; it's best to stay hydrated before the journey as it can be bumpy.

Expect a rustic experience with limited amenities like private bathrooms and hot water, but the views from the treehouses are stunning.

Visiting the village is an adventure in itself, with a fun journey through the jungle to reach it.

The location is beautiful and makes up for any inconveniences you might experience during your stay.

The village offers a unique experience with peacocks roaming freely, adding to its charm.

Locals are very friendly and it's a less touristy area, which can enhance your experience.

The accommodations are basic with no air conditioning or windows, so be prepared for the sounds of the jungle and some discomfort with frequent trips to the toilets.

Consider staying for at least two nights to fully enjoy the experience, as the village has a lot to offer.

The village offers a unique experience with treehouses embedded in the jungle, but be prepared for limited amenities like no bathrooms in some bungalows.