
An experience at Ali's Acre
Our gentlest residents, in the shade of the garden.
Tucked between the banana grove and the kitchen garden, our rabbit hutch is one of the most popular corners of the acre. The rabbits arrived as a small family and have very much stayed that way — gentle, curious, and entirely at home in the dappled shade.
Guests are welcome to visit any time of day. We feed them at sunset with greens from the garden, and that's usually the best moment to come along — they come right up to the door, and children are welcome to help. We just ask that you let them set the pace; the calmer you are, the closer they'll come.
The rabbits aren't a petting-zoo attraction; they're part of how we live here. Their manure helps feed the garden, and their presence reminds us — and our guests — that a working farm can be a peaceful place too.
From the acre




Soak in a circular pit of mineral-rich bentonite clay, then dry off in the sun on a woven straw bed before your potli massage.

Wander through raised beds of herbs, leafy greens and banana groves. Everything we serve starts here.

A traditional Indian therapy using warm herbal pouches to ease tension, improve circulation, and restore balance.