Yes, guests are still free to go to any beach they choose. All beaches are open.
Knowing your rights is a beautiful thing. Facing up to those trying to deny your rights is also a beautiful thing. I think, on St Barth, most of us are dependent on the French to do both when it comes to the hotel beaches. French law, French people. But can I buy their piq-niq basket for them?
Many (all?) National Parks have removed trashcans - you bring it in, you take it back out.Kevin, my upbringing and what we preached to the boys was LEAVE THE CAMPSITE NEATER THAN YOU FOUND IT.And this still lesson still holds true!
Many (all?) National Parks have removed trashcans - you bring it in, you take it back out.
Here my closest National Park's policy.
Very interesting, John . . . I didn't know that. I wonder how successfully the policy has worked.
I shall endeavor to correct my abysmally bad French spelling. I often fail with American spelling too, especially when I’m challenged with English spelling, which I learned first, and the American spelling which I use every day. But I try.
Pique-Nique. If you’re challenging a hotel’s improper beach policy then I’ll buy. If I’m on-island then I’ll be most pleased to join you. But I insist that every scrap of trash, plus anything which we may find, leaves with us.
Very interesting, John . . . I didn't know that. I wonder how successfully the policy has worked.