The property has the most incredible views of the Pitons, cliffs, ocean, and black sand beach. I wasn't sure if it was actually black sand, but it is completely black. We learned at the Sulpher Springs museum that side of the island collapsed after the volcano, providing that sand for the beach, so it is a special experience to have access to that. I would not recommend swimming in that location. It is very rough and seems like a pretty significant current would be there - FYI. The location is in more of a farming area with less tourist, so access to shopping or services is limited. My son was sick when we arrived Friday afternoon and it sounded like we would not have access to a doctor until Monday. We could have driven to View Fort easily if we needed to, but something to be aware of. The villa has beautiful indoor/outdoor shower options and the fixtures are modern. I would say the floors have a lot of wear and some of the doors are hard to open. Hot water heater gave us some issues while we were there. When we arrived, they had the fridge stocked with some necessities like juice, milk, water, cheese, etc. It was very nice. Mostly a spectacular experience!
