The boat ride on a rainy day......
The 25 mins ferry ride to Anguilla was fun, we were offered water and drinks on board. The sea was choppy in a few places, Passed some scenic towns on the way and a few wrecks!
A taxi from the Anguilla port to Cap Juluca was another 20 minutes or so. The resort is not too modern or new, but casually elegant and child friendly. The beach is simply breathtaking, spanning miles of smooth golden sand.
Our Villa had adjoining rooms with balconies, and to our pleasant surprise, one room had a private roof terrace, while the other had a sun room attached to the bathroom.
View from our private rooftop terrace. Sunbathing, stargazing or a romantic evening with candles are nice options.
Tea is served everyday between 4:30 and 6:00 at cap Juluca, in the verandah of the main building; and its relaxing just to sip a drink and look at the darkening Caribbean sea. Golf carts are available for travel within the resort.
A flight of stairs down from our villa, seconds on a charming tree lined path, and presto - the beach on a warm sunny day.
View from the balcony.........
When the evening sets against the sky.............
Morning view......
P.S. Anguilla is a British territory, if you are a U.S. Citizen you do not require a visa. For a list of countries that require visa to enter St. Maarten or Anguilla please check out the website http://www.visahq.com/visas.php. (This website can help you with information about visas to other countries as well).
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