Nature Accommodation near Cambugahay Falls

The ultimate Guide to the Jungle

Welcome to cabin life, where time moves slow and life is simplified. We hope! Both cabins were designed with love by the owners Rasmus & Anna. If you see us around, please say hello. Neither us or the dogs bite :) 
We want to provide our guests with a refuge from the busy and complicated world outside. So, hidden away from tourist crowds we hope cabin life can help you to recharge a little and reconnect with your surroundings. But don’t worry! We’ve also done our best to give you all the creature comforts you need too.
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Jungle Hut serves as a humble income for us and our local family here and we consider it a home so please have fun, but do your best to take care of our property too. We’d much appreciate that!
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The Locals

Everyone that works here at Jungle Hut are a part of one big family and from the immediate community from Lazi, Siquijor island . They’ve been a part of this journey from its conception. From design, construction, maintenance, improvements and now looking after our guests. Ralph and Raph will serve as your guides and help with your check-ins and outs. If you have any questions or need anything they will be on hand to help. We have provided their numbers via the Airbnb just in case you need to contact them. Ate Geng, Ate, Grace and Ate Vergie are our dedicated cleaning team. You may not see them but please know they work hard to make sure that
the cabins are kept to a high standard. If anything is missing or needs changing, please just let us know and we will sort it out for you. Lyndon, he’s our friendly groundskeeper and maintenance man. He’ll be around from day to day so if anything goes wrong, he’ll do his best to fix it as soon as possible for you.
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Motobike rental

If you’ve arrived at Jungle Hut by tricycle but you fancy renting a scooter you can also ask Ralph or Raph who have a couple of bikes available for our guests. BUT, please go easy on our road. We’re aware that it needs improving but are still working towards this so for now please just be careful and avoid using the front break when riding on the lose limestone or steep parts of our road. Although we do our best to provide all you need please remember we live the simple life here in Siquijor island.

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Mother Nature

Please remember this is the Jungle and our cabins are native. We do our best to keep mother nature at bay but sometimes it’s out of our control. Please do your part to assist us with this. If you leave food out on the side you can expect some visitors. We’ve provided a hanging basket for dried snacks and you have a fridge so best to keep your food in there to avoid chickens, cats or any other unwanted thief’s stealing them. The TOKO’s...... No, it’s not a Komodo dragon! And it won’t eat you either! That loud “TO-KO” noise you can hear is our bug eating friend. They’re everywhere here in the province so you can expect them in and around Jungle hut, or any other accommodation within the island for that matter. Don’t worry, they’re totally harmless and will help to take care of any bugs for you.

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The Kitchen

Our kitchen is simple but we mostly have everything necessary for you survive. Please find all utensils and cook ware available in the cupboards. We provide some ingredients to get you started. So oil, soy, vinegar, sugar, salt and coffee are all there for you to help yourself too but if you wish to cook its best to buy supplies from the local market.
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Supplies

We have also stocked the fridge with a few supplies for you to buy. So, beer, coke and any other supplies you find in there will have to be paid for. This Is managed by Ralph and Raph and serve as a little side business for them so please don’t forget to pay before leaving. Soaps, towels, toilet rolls etc are all provided too. If you run out just ask and we will replenish them for you. Also, please don’t steal our shampoo bottles.... towels, kitchen ware, furniture, workers or plants lol. None of them are freebies...
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Power Shortages

Unfortunately, part of living on an island and within the Philippines and Siquijor island means that you may experience some power cuts, which the locals refer to as ‘brown outs’. Welcome to island life. Fortunately in our area these brown outs mostly last for a hour before coming back. We have provided some emergency lights and a backup power station for you to use just in case. they should be ample power for you to charge your phones and camera a few times or add som juice to your laptop.
We recommend you use this time to light a fire in the garden, read a book or do some firefly spotting in the garden but if you can’t survive without your socials for a few hours or have an urgent work email that needs sending the power stations will also power the internet modem for quite a few hours. PLEASE don’t use the power stations for the induction cooker. If you are mid-cooking when the power shortage happened Ralph or Raph can provide you with a camping cooking stove. But please be extra careful as our property is native.
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Internet

Generally speaking, our internet speeds are fine for general use of Youtube, socials and any other light work but please remember this is Siquijor island so from time to time the connection may be a little slower. We do our best but unfortunately this is often out of our control. If during your stay we suffer a power shortage and you have a social media emergency then the router will auromaticall run for a while. After this you'll be with your surroundings. Make the most of them! If its a real emergency still you can plug the router into the battery backup and this should run for a few hours.

Safety

Siquijor province is safe. We rarely experience any issues here but like anywhere else, just take precautions by locking doors when going out and leaving valuables out of sight. We have CCTV around our land. It more as deterrent that anything and to give our guests piece of mind. Just do your part too. THE FUN STUFF...
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The River

Our Enchanted river location is yours. A wonderful Nature Accommodation near Cambugahay Falls. Do as you please.. grill, bath in the turquoise waters or sing at the top of your voice if you must. Just make sure to clean up after yourself please.

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Cambugahay Falls

Walk up stream around 10-20 mins or take short scooter ride and you’ll find the most famous waterfalls in Siquijor island. Head out early around 7.30 am and you’ll most likely have the whole place to yourselves before the crowds arrive.

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Sambulawan Underground River

Just around the corner from our entrance you’ll find the underground river. Hire a guide at the entrance for around 300peso and explore the underground beauty.

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Other gems

 Lazi has heaps to explore asides from the famous spots. Just use google maps or ride around and you’re sure to find something to explore. There’re rice fields, caves, waterfalls, mountain ranges and of course hidden beaches all within a few Kilometers.

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Beaches

It’s a 30-40 mins ride to San Juan where you can find the most famous of Siquijor’s beaches but if you fancy something a bit more of the beaten track head through the back roads towards Maria and find some quieter and less trodden beaches. Some to note are Kagasuan beach, Balas-Balas, Secret beach or Monkey beach..

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Restros

Lazi has a few options for food. We highly recommend Twenty4 café who will also deliver to Jungle Hut. Theres also Montes in the town. Y road or Hidden Valley Is worth a visit if you don’t mind a 15-20 min ride. You can also check out Mad monkey which just opened this year. If you fancy more options just head to the more touristy part of the island in San Juan and you’ll be spoilt for choice. ...

The mountains

Pin ‘Cantabon’ on google maps and head up into the mountain area. Here you’ll find nice forest areas, the famous Cantabon cave and short hikes to explore along with some of Siquijor’s more mystic endeavors. Between Cantabon and San Antonio is mostly where all the healers live and practice. You can ask the locals to point you in the right direction. You can ask for Bolo Bolo healing practice or a Hilot massage (with mystic oils) and you’re sure to get some weird and wonderful. ...

San Juan

Here you’ll find heaps of cafes, restros, resorts, dive shops and stores that sell more international products. It’s famous for Paliton beach and incredible sun sets but also the spot to visit if you fancy some nightlife too.
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Diving

Dive into Siquijor’s incredible underwater world. We highly recommend our friends at Bahura Dive Siquijor, who are here in Lazi.
They offer fun dives, Padi courses, snorkeling tours, Apo island day trips + much more.

> Contact here <

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Socials

During your stay, if you take any nice pictures or videos please tag us!

 IG - junglehut.siquijor

FB - junglehut.siquijor

TIKTOK -  junglehut.siquijor

This really helps us out with our social media accounts and helps keep our business alive. Also, if you don’t mind us sharing on our feed send via images via junglehut.siquijor@gmail.com

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Phone numbers

In case you need anything either Ralph or Raph will be on hand to assist you. If there is any emergency they're your first port of call.. Click the link below

 Ralph - 09615767713 (whatsapp)

 

And for Eleazar our trusted Tuk tuk driver please click the link below.

Eleazar +639508523887 (whatsapp)

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Airbnb

If there is anything else you need youre welcome to message us via Airbnb. If there are any issues with your stay, we will do our best rectify the issue. Please be kind and give us a chance to do so.. Your reviews and comments are very welcome. We wish to improve and grow so if you have any input, please share with us via a private message and we will take that on board moving forward.
 

Enjoy your stay! and thanks for coming!