This is the place to rent if you want to wake up to phenomenal sunrises that you can watch in a comfortable adirondack chair with a cup of coffee on your near-360-degree covered deck. Everything was great, but that covered deck -- equally spectacular to sit on with a rum drink as the sun is setting -- was probably our favorite! With the constant ocean breezes, it was always comfortable there. Besides the amazing deck, the pool is a wonderful place for a dip and to sit beside with a book overlooking the crashing waves. And the folks who help Gail run the small resort are terrific. Peter can hook you up with local guides to take you snorkeling and fishing (we caught grouper, mackerel, and dove for conch); Carol can cook up whatever you catch and it is delicious; Cyril greets you every morning with a welcoming smile, ensures your security, and keeps the grounds tidy; and the two Annas make sure you are comfortable and have everything you need. And friendly Mango -- the resident German shepherd -- is ready for a pet and wagging tail whenever you pass by. A big plus for us was being in a small village. This isn't the Ritz. You can walk across the road at 1:30 in the afternoon and buy creole buns from the lady who sells them from a bin, still warm and delicious. You can walk to the grocery store passing children in uniforms on their way to school, others on their bikes going up or down the peninsula, and still more on the porches of their raised wooden homes, all who will smile and say hello. We'd love to come back again.