Amy and Bill Stronks fell in love with Mexico after celebrating their wedding in Puerto Vallarta in 2006. They decided they wanted to spend more time south of the border enjoying the people and the culture of Mexico and learned about the town of Sayulita. After visiting, they fell in love with the village and Casa Destino. Unfortunately, they were unable to make the move to live in Mexico full-time or even seasonally, but are happy to be able to share Casa Destino with many wonderful guests. For their guests, they want Casa Destino to reflect the happiness that their time in Mexico brings them. In the States, Amy and Bill operate a Michigan Farmstay- Woofs and Hoofs Ranch at Anniversary Acres (woofsandhoofsranch.com)- where they entertain guests interested in experiencing life on a small farm. Amy and Bill believe in the restorative power of farm life and being able to share their farm has been a blessing. Enjoyment is found with each other, nature, art, good food, and the farm animals.  Days are spent feeding, mucking (cleaning stalls), tending to animal emergencies, riding horses, playing with goats, and addressing the long list of general maintenance and upkeep that accompanies farm life.   On an average day, Bill can be found on his tractor or in his woodshop while Amy is likely in the barn either in her art studio painting or in the riding arena on one of her horses. It is an active life that they both enjoy. The only drawback to farm life is that it makes getting to Sayulita for long periods of time more difficult!