Blue Waters Beach Apartments Anguilla

St. Barthelemy (or St Barths), a magical little island about 2 hours by boat from St. Maarten. Small houses, narrow streets, beautiful surrounding, baguettes, crystal clear water and great food... although it is quite pricey. As it is a French island, people speak French and it has a French touch. Many people go skinny dipping and most women are topless on the beaches. <br><br>The island had a bit ...

... We still enjoyed the sand and surf. And more importantly, we got to share these experiences with our baby. Not bad for having gone to the Caribbean within his first year of life. We braved as first-time parents, flying by ourselves, to an international destination, and that made us feel pretty good. So for our last day on the island, we drove around, exploring both the French and Dutch side ...

... about. The Tidal Wave Beach Bar is a relaxed place to have something to eat. I had some fresh mahi mahi and salmon tartare for lunch. The food is a bit pricey, but convenient. Le Galion is great for adults too. If you would like to windsurf, do some paddle boating, or even kayak, just rent from Tropical Wave. <br>

... was incredibly sweet to our young one too and took time to share with us her family stories. Maybe everyone was a little warmer because we had a baby with us, or it was low season, but either way, it made for a comfortable stay. <br><br>The view from our balcony was beautiful. We overlooked the pool, can see the ocean, and hear the waves. The only thing I thought the Westin could have done to improve the ambiance was not to have the ...

... and Chocolate mousse (Becky &amp; Jeff) which we attacked with joy and abandon.<br>We awoke with money burning holes in our pockets in anticipation of shopping; we hit the market place with bargains on our mind! While none of the ladies we had bought from for the past 4 years remembered us&#8230; several recognized Jeffery in Phillipsburg within seconds of seeing him again. This can best be summed up by the ...

... Cindy and Becky all hit mini-jackpots within the hour they were there and left considerably ahead ($100 total).<br><br>Riding the wave of good cheer the group made their way for sumptuous desserts and cappacino's at the beach bar - delicious!!! After a moonlit walk on the beach we ended the night dancing, singing and having a great time at Beau Beau's where Jeff even was spotted cutting a rug....a perfect ending to a perfect day. <br>

... a bargain, Becky and Barb do the yeomans job of grocery shopping and head out to Le Grande Marche to get breakfast and lunch supplies for the week. Jeff and Cindy head to the beach!!! By the time Becky and Barb hit the beach the slow burn was well underway!! With snorkel mask in hand Jeff heads to the water to do some underwater fish watching. Barb, decked out in her new bathing suit proceeded to say she wouldn't burn today ...

... of the crew on the boats and followed our captains commands as we did our assigned tasks. My wife and myself had moderate tasks to perform, but others had more difficult tasks. We were assigned our crew positions because we are in our 50's we assumed. It worked for us. <br><br>We started our race with the other boats and our boat was in 3rd-place most of the time. With the final leg of the race approaching, we were still in 3rd-place. Our captain called for a strategic and bold ...

Another British Island. Just a night stop over before we head across to the British Virgin Islands (BVI). We actually planned to head up to Dog Island just north of Anguilla and anchor for the night, so the passage to the BVI tomorrow wouldn't be so long. However, shortly after departing the wind was quite strong so we cut the trip short and headed for Anguilla. We anchored in a pretty bay with beautiful golden sand beach that ...

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