To think or not to think

Decisions, decisions, decisions. I remember when I was working in Houston that I made so many different decisions each day that I wanted a vacation from decisions. We have tried to create such a place here where you can make as many or as few decisions as you like.

We ask you in advance what you are interested in experiencing once you arrive. We spend some time getting to know each of our guests upon arrival to determine which of the excursions would be the best fit for each guest and such guest’s entire party. Based upon this input and the current conditions we suggest an excursion for the entire party or for smaller groups.

We also plan our menus in advance based upon guest input. Thus after you have had an exhilarating day upon the water or in the jungle, you do not have to decide what you want to eat. We have a set menu determined for you. We post the menu each morning so that you have an opportunity to advise us if you do not want to eat what we have scheduled for the evening. In such an instance we suggest other alternatives based upon availability.

One of our guests once told me that he was really enjoying his vacation here as he got to take a break from making all the decisions. He let us make them for him. Of course, if you don’t want to take a break, just let us know that as well. We will let you continue thinking if you want to do so.