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Best Caribbean beaches? Try Anguilla

Telegraph: "The best beaches in the Caribbean are on Anguilla. There – I've said it now, and I have to confess I've spent many years researching this hot topic. If you don't agree – well, that's good. Let's grab a chilled Carib beer and discuss it, because frankly it's a far more interesting debate than the ones back home about bank rates and property prices.
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