Step inside a working off-grid Earthship and explore the systems that support daily life in a Caribbean home. Learn how reclaimed materials, resourceful design, and local resilience come together after Hurricane Maria.
- Explore rainwater harvesting, solar energy, greywater recycling, and passive cooling
- Discover construction using tires, glass, and other reclaimed materials
- Learn about the on-site apiary, ethical bee rescue, and invasive species management
- Hear personal perspectives from guides during a conversational visit
- Ask questions as you explore this working sustainable-living site
Know before you go
- Sign a liability waiver before participating; a parent or guardian must sign for minors
- Anyone under 18 must stay with a parent or legal guardian at all times
- Requires extended standing and walking on uneven terrain, stairs, and natural ground
- Not suitable for significant mobility impairments or serious heart, balance, knee, or back conditions
- Pregnancy is not recommended because of uneven terrain and walking duration
- Wear closed-toe shoes, which are strongly recommended
- Follow guide instructions throughout the tour
- Expect an outdoor working-site environment with heat, insects, wildlife, uneven terrain, and stairs
- Access areas and tour flow may change for weather, safety, or operational needs
- Bottled water costs $2 per bottle on-site; reusable water bottle refills are free