Ten 103 Treehouse Bay

Jungle living

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Formerly Jonty's Jungle Camp, Ten 103 Treehouse Bay is named after the latitude and longitude location of the camp, which you may need because with so much surrounding jungle it's barely visible from shore. Seven secluded treehouse bungalows are hidden among the barely-contained jungle and overlook the amber beach. The walls of the small, simple bungalows are made of bark and the bed frames are the trunks of young trees cleared to make room for the camp. The more expensive bungalows have larger balconies with a table and chairs to sit and take in the lovely sunset each evening. The shared bathrooms are clean but about as simple as possible, with scoop showers and squat toilets. Hammocks with mosquito nets are also set up two-by-two around the camp. There's a definitely rustic vibe about the place and the bungalows are relatively expensive for what they are. However, it's very friendly, with a lounging area and bar perfect for sunset cocktails and just one large table in the small restaurant. Despite its seclusion Ten 103 is a culinary hotspot, run by an Italian and American chef. Undeterred by having no electricity, the pair turn out homemade breads, pastas and pastries using the wood-fired oven they've built. They've a regular menu and one special per day that is usually in the $7-8 range but is large enough to sate even the healthiest of appetites. Ten 103 has no electricity so bring a torch and prepare for early bedtimes. A daily boat goes to Queen's Hill in the morning to pick up supplies. You can catch a ride for $13 return or call to set up a private boat. You can also book via Matthew at Ocean Walk Inn on Serendipity Rd.

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Added to Travelfish on: 16th March, 2011
Last visited or updated on: 16th March, 2011