Flycatcher Inn features seven squeaky-clean rooms, all with great porches, high-quality hammocks, excellent screenage and spacious bathrooms. It is surrounded by a pleasant garden, and a number of bird and animal species can be seen here, including the flycatchers that gave their name to the place. A lovely pool and high-quality breakfasts make it a great overnight stop.
Flycatcher Inn
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