Anguilla - that's all and yet everything - c.w. photo
1. An extraordinary destination for an escape and spiritual recharge (provided if you are ready to ignore your cell phone and the TV news)
2. The seawater is a dream; its colors are enchanting, the finest, smoothest sand you'll ever see - Shoal Bay East is on the top
3. An exclusive beach destination where the price level ensures the low quantity of vacationers
4. The astonishing fine cuisine of some restaurants (e.g., Jacala for authentic French cuisine)
5. Great for snorkel at Shoal Bay East, on the sheltered side of the island
6. Perfect public safety (everybody knows here everybody)
7. Without flourishing duty-free shopping and conventional tourist attractions, Anguilla is - luckily - not among the most popular destinations for cruise liners in the Caribbean
8. Pleasant that there are essentially no towns, the houses are well scattered on the small island
9. The few locals we saw seemed very happy
10. No cruises coming here!
11. Anguilla has no sights, cities, and natural beauties, but it is still strangely enough - a memorable travel experience thanks to its beaches.
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1. One component of the postcard-perfect beach image is mostly missing: palm trees
2. In proportion to the exclusive character of the island the tourist infrastructure is somewhat poor
3. Consumer goods are too expensive as everything must get imported to the island
4. There are few hotels, and those are mostly overpriced
5. Few supermarkets, and the modest, small convenience stores take advantage of that by overpricing
6. Anguilla is god's country still can be boring after 3-4 days
7. The flat landscape is not diverse and exciting (not even hills)
8. Few cultural programs, attractions
9. Few people, which is why the milieu is so lifeless
10. The left side driving was a challenge
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