I looked on the internet to see if Anse La Liberte was still there. I guess I wanted to make sure it wasn't just a dream, as my stay in 2003 had had such a magically strange quality. Another, more practical reason too: when I stayed, we were one of two families for the first week, and completely on our own for the next. It was heaven, but I thought, not sustainable on this earth.
So, I'm glad to find its contact details still listed, as my son has just said to me, "I can't wait to go to St Lucia". Unfortunately, he's going to have a long wait - a year or two at least. So I thought maybe I could tempt some of you adventurous travellers to give Anse La Liberte a go, so that it will be there for us when we come by again.
We (me, my husband,and 3 kids, - 6,8, and 13) camped for the first time here. I'd longed to do camping of any sort for years, but my husband was not keen. But with the prospect of St Lucia, even he was tempted. The wardens from the National Trust... more