The place was built into the existing dynamic. There was a thatch roof hut initially on the site that was soon transformed into a gangway with “gingerbread”-type peaked tin ceilings, leading into several of the hostel rooms as well as the “big house” and up to the bar and grill on the rooftop.

The bar and grill has very high arched ceilings covered in local palm fronds. The bar, itself was made from the smooth, white stones indigenous to the Port Salut area.

Eons of waves crashing these white stones against the shore have produced the beaches’ famed white sands. In fact, the entire “big house” structure is made of these local white rocks, 40 inches thick. The entire property is situated literally inches from the crystal clear Caribbean Sea.