Cape Trib Farm

Nice style of glamping with some great comforts. Only downside was once dusk hits the insects are out and the only inside area is the bedroom...no tv or other entertainment makes for a quiet night. Very peaceful area close to all Cape Trib has to offer.

I spent two nights in the Rambutan cottage, and it was just what I needed at the end of my 2 weeks in Australia. The porch expansion was easily my favorite part, with an inviting sitting area looking out to a grassy meadow and the rainforest. The outdoor kitchen in the new porch had everything I needed, and the amenities provided were so well thought out. The exotic fruits and homemade tea really made it special, and I enjoyed the simplicity of preparing lovely meals in this inspiring off-grid cottage. Jeremy was super friendly, and went way above and beyond to make my stay memorable and relaxing. My only regret is that I didn't ave another week to spend in this wonderful Farm B&B!

Terrific place to stay. Very comfortable cabins, delicious breakfast that includes many types of delicious tropical fruit. The owners are very friendly and have so much local information to share. We will certainly be back.

We spent 2 nights at Cape Trib Farm and have not felt so utterly well rested in a long time. We stopped in at sights on the way there, but chose to stop and 'smell the rainforest ' once we arrived. The hosts and their staff are the most wonderfully kind and friendly people- we felt privileged to be there, on a working tropical fruit farm. Our cabin (stand alone) was clean, beautifully presented and there was no TV to distract from the experience. The unfamiliar forest sounds kept me awake the first night, but it was beautiful to rest and just listen. The second night- I was gone. The tropical fruit breakfast each morning was absolutely amazing. Large pieces, still in their skin, for you to dissect, ask questions about, and savour new flavours and textures- my new favourite fruits are soursop and sapodilla. Homemade exotic fruit jam on toast with tea/ coffee to finish off. YUM. (Breakfast is on a patio area, next to the communal kitchen-clean up your own dishes, bring & cook your own lunch,dinner-we met other lovely guests from all over but you can be as private or engaged as you wish). We walked to Whet for a truly good fine dining dinner(casual clothes). I simply cannot express how much we loved this place/experiece- truly special. Thank you Jeremy and Merran for sharing your piece of paradise!

We could not have chosen a better place to stay in Cape Trib. Merran and Jeremy were outstanding hosts. They made the visit with our extended family a memorable experience with their incredible hospitality. The accommodation is first class and we thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of staying on the farm, learning about their fruit farming and tasting the beautiful produce. We hope to return in the future but we'd highly recommend the farm to anyone looking for a unique experience in Cape Trib.

This place is so cute!!! We just got back from a couple nights get away. Had a beautiful exotic fresh fruit platter every morning .. and a thermos of tea and coffee left at our door in the morning.... We were there for a lazy time and never felt any pressure to wake up early as everything just left if the fridge for us! There was also bread for toast with homemade jams and honey from their bees ... And cereal we could have! The room we were in had no TV... Which was perfect for us ... But the bed was compy and the shower hot... Very enjoyable. Jeremy, his wife and son were always around to have a chat with or to explain what fruits we were eating or how to eat them and are very lovely and interesting! Couple of very cute dogs on the property as well as chickens! Can highly recommend!!

We truly enjoyed our three nights at Cape Trib Farm B&B and, wow, the breakfast! We ate fruits we had never heard about; such a wonderful experience. The breakfast is definitely generous (we always left some of our breakfast in the fridge for afternoon snacks). Recommendation: there are few restaurants in the area and they were a bit overwhelmed back in June but there's a well-equipped kitchen so bring your food supplied from larger towns.