We loved Anse Chastenet. Worth the money, assuming you don't spring for the priciest of the villas. Warning: the first night we were there, some very loud honeymooners had the open-air villa next to ours! We informed the staff who cordially put us in an even lovelier villa in another area of the resort. But the snorkeling more than made up for the inconvenience and the food was great. (I'll never forget the tamarind sorbet--which I'll bet they would make just for you if you asked.) The tea room was fantastic for meditative time looking out at the sunset--as long as you don't mind birds flitting around your table. But it's the snorkeling that would take me back there. So much more dramatic and more convenient than anywhere else we've been (St. JOhn, Jamaica, Nevis). And the clientele are great, honeymooners notwithstanding. EVeryone on the beach is not just reading but reading something good. The staff drop by your thatched umbrella regularly with peppermint scented towels and refreshments. You'll feel very safe and pampered without enduring the overrun "resort "syndrome.