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Why Anguilla?
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If your heart is set on getting away from it all and experiencing a true island escape, Anguilla, with its friendly people and natural attractions, is a perfect choice. Its low lying, arid terrain doesn't leave much in the way of exploration but your consolation prize is the beaches - twelve miles of them - all powder white-sand, beautiful and more often than not, deserted. Anguilla is simply a beach lover's paradise! For the most part, people who visit Anguilla are seeking rest and relaxation...sunbathing, walking on the beaches, swimming and reading are the favorite pastimes.
Anguilla (rhymes with "vanilla") is located roughly 150 miles east of Puerto Rico and just a mere five miles north of St. Maarten. The small little island measures sixteen miles long and three miles wide. Gentle breezes bathe the island continuously resulting in an average temperature of around 80F.
A British dependent territory since 1650 and the most northerly of the Leeward Islands and Lesser Antilles, Anguilla remains greatly untouched by commercial development; the hotels are all discreet low-rise designs complementing both the rocky coral and sandy coastlines.
The interior of the island is mostly evergreen bushland (shrubs) with a sporadic bougainvillea, hibiscus or other blooming plant reminding you of the island's tropical influence. Salt ponds provide bird watching enthusiasts with a glimpse of a variety of species calling Anguilla home including the snowy egret and the great blue heron.
Additional attractions on Anguilla range from their national sport of boat racing and sailing to the local art galleries. If you rent a car for a day to tour the island you'll meet many of the local artists, each perfecting their art and proud to share their talents with you. Anguilla is also noted for its gourmet restaurants, luxury resorts and charming locally owned apartments, inns and guesthouses. If diving is what you're after, Anguilla offers a superb reef system and offshore wrecks to explore. Snorkeling is sensational off Scilly Cay, a two-minute boat trip from Island Harbour on the northeast end of Anguilla.
Shopping (to speak of), nightlife and gambling you won't find on Anguilla but if you need a fix in these areas, don't fret - a trip to St. Maarten is just a 30-minute ferry ride. If you're real ambitious with money to spare, you can hop a small plane to French St. Bart's and enjoy a day of exquisite shopping and world renown French cuisine.
Some 4,000 years ago, Anguilla was a lush island covered in dense rain forest. It was discovered by Amerindian peoples from South America's mainland. They called Anguilla "Malliouhana", which meant arrow-shape sea serpent.
Evidence of these Amerindians as old as 3300 years has been found at the eastern end of Anguilla. Shell axes, conch shell drinking vessels, and flint blades from the pre-ceramic era have all been found on Anguilla.
Christopher Columbus sailed by Anguilla in 1493 but never landed. During this time the Europeans changed the island's name from Malliouhana to Anguilla, for its long eel shape.
Anguilla first became colonized in 1650. English settlers found that the soil in Anguilla was good for growing corn and tobacco, so plantations began. When they arrived on the island, there were no Amerindians inhabiting Anguilla, but by 1656 Indians from a neighboring island destroyed their settlement.
In 1666 a French expedition captured Anguilla. The following year the island was returned to Britain under the Treaty of Breda. In 1744 Anguilla, assisted by privateers from St. Kitts captured the French half of neighboring St. Martin.
Retaliation came on May 21, 1745, when two French frigates and some small craft attacked at Crocus Bay. The Anguillians repulsed them in less than fifteen minutes. St. Martin was returned to the French in 1748 under the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle.
Anguilla possessed a plantation economy like most of the Caribbean in the 1800s. Rum, sugar, cotton, indigo, fustic and mahogany were its chief exports. However, the soil on Anguilla was thin and unreliable rainfall made conditions for a plantation economy unfavourable. Estates were small and could not employ many slaves. Eventually, slaves began to develop into individual peasant proprietors, fisherman or sailors, which increased their personal independence.
The 1830's brought the union of St. Kitts -Nevis-Anguilla on Britain's recommendation.
In 1958, St. Kitts -Nevis-Anguilla became part of the Federation of the West Indies. The Federation collapsed in 1962, which resulted in individual constitutions for most islands St. Kitts -Nevis-Anguilla was made an associated statehood, a political decision that sparked the Anguilla Revolution. Anguilla wanted its independence from the state and the proposed union was not a viable option for the island.
May 30, 1967 is celebrated today as Anguilla Day. This day commemorates the repulsion of the Royal St. Kitts Police Force from the island.
On December 19, 1980, Anguilla became a separate Dependent Territory.
Robin Williams, Billy Crystal and Robert De Niro have been known to frequent the island.
Scilly Cay Restaurant
Local Barbecue
Sailing and Boat Racing
Shoal Bay East
Prickly Pear Cays Use our Anguilla transportation tips to learn how vacationers make their way around town, leaving their villas in Anguilla to enjoy all the fun and festivities the location has to offer.
All visitors must present a passport upon entering Anguilla along with a return or onward ticket, all documents needed for next destination, and sufficient funds for the duration of their stay. A visa is not required for a maximum stay of 3 months. All Americans traveling by air outside the US are required to present a passport to re-enter the US. This requirement will be extended to sea travel (except closed loop cruises) by the summer of 2009.
You can fly directly to Anguilla's Wallblake Airport from Puerto Rico via American Eagle/American Airlines or LIAT, or opt to fly directly to St. Maarten or St. Thomas for easy transfers to Anguilla. Other inter-island airlines serve Anguilla: LIAT, TransAnguilla and Windward Islands Airways.
Wallblake Airport.
A departure tax $20 USD adult, $10 USD child, is charged at the airport or $5 USD by ferry when departing.
On the left. Average speed is about 30 mph. A valid license from resident country required to obtain a temporary Anguillian drivers license for $20 USD that is issued on the spot by car rental agencies.
Renting a car is the best way of getting around the small island of Anguilla, allowing for the most flexibility and mobility, even if it's just for a day or two of sightseeing. Public transportation, apart from a usually reliable taxi system, is non-existent.
Vacationers don't just stay in Anguilla villas - they come to paradise to get married and celebrate their honeymoons! Vacationers don't just stay in Anguilla villas - they come to paradise to get married and celebrate their honeymoons! A 48-hour island registry is required prior to marriage. There is a mandatory fee of $284.00 USD, and birth certificates, passports and divorce papers (if applicable) are required. The license application is available from the Judicial Department (open 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 pm weekdays) and must be completed and processed. If on island for 15 days prior to your wedding, the cost is US$40.00 USD.
Contemporary architecture, miles of white sand beaches and the ultimate in privacy makes Villa Modena a rare find. Situated on 1.6 acres of lush surroundings, Modena is perfect for guests…
Shutters On The Beach is an exquisite beachfront villa located on beautiful Sandy Point Beach. This villa incorporates all the aspects of classic French West Indies architecture. The infinity lap…
Ani Villa Estate is a 10 bedroom luxury estate with 2 fully outfitted villas, perfect for larger groups and family gatherings. The estate includes facilities and amenities expected within a…
Ani South sits on the southern side of the estate and looks more directly down into Little Bay with its shimmering blue waters. The master bedrooms, indoor and outdoor living…
Bliss Villa's over 4000 square feet of living space includes air-conditioned, ocean-front, king and queen-size bedroom suites with en-suite private bathrooms, a fully equipped gourmet kitchen and dining room and…
Vista villa is an idyllic three bedroom villa on the coast with an infinity pool overlooking the sea and the panoramic views of St Martin. The villa is on a…
Seabird is a 4 bedroom private villa on the Island of Anguilla. The home includes an elegant blend of contemporary and classic Caribbean architecture and furnishings. The expansive glass and…
Los Arcos is a stunning oceanside villa on Limestone Bay with 7800 sq. ft of interior space and 13,000 sq. ft of exterior space. Guest will enter through the beautiful…
Vacationing at listed Anguilla villas sounds like the perfect idea for a getaway but you might like to know about weather and climate statistics about our locale first before making a final decision.
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Before making their way to Anguilla villas, vacationers like to know a little bit of helpful information to make them feel more at home during their stay. Take a look at our travel tips to make your time in villas in Anguilla even more relaxing.
| Capital: | The Valley |
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| Population: | 13,677 |
| Size: | 16 miles long, 3 miles wide, 35 square miles. |
| Electric Current: | 110 |
| Time: | 20:46 pm zone:-4 (GMT/UTC -4) |
| Official Language: | English |
| Currency: | Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC) - U.S. dollars are widely accepted. |
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| Topography: | low-lying and undulating island of coral and limestone |
| Telephone: | Area code (264), plus 497, plus the local number. |
| Address: | P.O. Box 1388, The ValleyAnguilla, B.W.I. |
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| Tollfree: | (800) 553-4939 |
| Fax: | (264) 497-2710 |
| Website: | www.anguilla-vacation.com |
| Phone: | (264) 497-2944 |
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| Email: | ahta@anguillanet.com |
| Website: | www.ahta.ai |
Find a myriad of Anguilla villas here. We provide you with all the information you need to make an individualized decision about your exact accommodations. Find photos, descriptions, rates, and more on villas in Anguilla. Anguilla offers something for everyone. We host family and group vacations, honeymooners, marriages, and others. What's your reason for coming to Anguilla? While some prefer to stay in an Anguilla hotel, you may find particular villas in Anguilla are more suitable.
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Ani Villa Estate Anguilla pool |
Huge luxury estate features 3 separate villas, a full staff, and incredible ocean views | $7286 - $13357 |
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Le Bleu Villa Anguilla beachfront pool |
High End Modern Elegance offers two swimming pools and two beaches on 2.5 acres | $4929 - $14857 | 20 | 10/10 |
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Indigo Villa Anguilla beachfront pool |
Beachfront gem with your own pool, secluded locale and amazing views | $2730 - $7425 | 18 | 9/9 |
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African Sapphire Villa at Altamer Anguilla pool |
Off-The-Charts Upscale Living: you've found one of Anguilla's most sought-after private villas! | $5186 - $6914 | 16 | 8/9 |
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Beach Court Villa Anguilla beachfront pool |
This beachfront Anguilla villa sits on a hill overlooking Anguilla's popular Shoal Bay | $1100 - $4410 | 16 | 8/8 |
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Ultimacy Villa Anguilla |
Two self-contained apartments on the property, situated right between Shoal Bay East and Island Harbor | $8000 - $10000 | 16 | 8/10 |
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Villa Harmony Anguilla pool |
Great service at the Sheriva Boutique Villa Hotel will put you in a Caribbean state of mind | $2900 - $8800 | 14 | 8/9.5 |
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Ambrosia Villa Anguilla pool |
Hilltop Jacuzzi and Outdoor Showers on the Ocean, Ambrosia Villa is Anguilla's finest in villa properties | $792 - $3325 | 14 | 7/10 |
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Cerulean Villa Anguilla beachfront pool |
Your Own Personal Hotel With Children’s Activities make this Anguilla estate one of a kind | $4000 - $12143 | 14 | 7/7 |
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Moonraker Villa Anguilla pool |
Modern elegance and old Caribbean personality intersect at the Moonraker Villa on Anguilla | $875 - $3600 | 14 | 7/6 |
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Paradise Villa Anguilla |
Private motorboat with boatman are part of this property that's fit for royalty (who have actually stayed here) | $954 - $6000 | 14 | 7/7 |
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Villa Infinity Anguilla pool |
Luxury is a Given at the Sheriva Boutique Villa Hotel | $2900 - $8800 | 14 | 7/8.5 |
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Zenaida Beach & Tennis Estate Anguilla pool |
Private Tennis Court is just the beginning of this stunning estate perched right above the beach | $963 - $6429 | 14 | 7/7 |
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Coyaba Villa Anguilla pool |
A secluded cove and a private beach await, if you can tear yourself away from the gorgeous villa | $1260 - $5000 |
12 | 6/6 |
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Mystique Villa Anguilla pool |
with 21,000 square feet at your disposal, you'll feel like you're at a resort but with all the comforts of home | $3300 - $10500 | 12 | 6/8.5 |
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Shutters on the Beach Anguilla beachfront pool |
Every room opens to the outdoors, because the Anguilla sun and sea simply won't be ignored | $1342 - $4600 | 12 | 6/5 |
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Triton Villa at Kamique Anguilla beachfront pool |
Secluded cove beach villa on Anguilla's famous south shore | $1800 - $10311 | 12 | 6/6.5 |
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Alcyon Villa Anguilla pool |
Views of St. Barth's and St. Martin will inspire you from one of the most coveted villas in Seafeathers Bay on the south coast of Anguilla | $1150 - $3900 | 10 | 5/4 |
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Ani Villa North Anguilla pool |
Ultra Modern Design, a Private Concierge, Take your breath away Sunsets- all at Ani Viilla North on Anguilla | $4286 - $13357 |
10 | 5/5 |
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Ani Villa South Anguilla pool |
Sleek, Modern, Private, this 'fabulous' property just above Little Bay on Anguilla is the ultimate in vacation villas. | $4286 - $13357 |
10 | 5/5 |
There's plenty to do outside of your Anguilla villa. Use this page as a guide to find numerous activities awaiting vacationers. Anguilla hosts an annual Regatta, excursion tours, live entertainment shows, and much more. Don't get completely mesmerized by the peace and relaxation in your rented Anguilla villa. Make sure you plan outings to experience the island and Anguilla's culture. Enjoy the arts, shops, beaches, sailing, snorkeling, and a whole lot more!
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Anguilla aysc_at_sailanguilla.com 264-584-SAIL Who knew Anguilla's national sport is sailing? Well, actually sailing in Anguilla has a long and deep history, often indistinguishable from the history of the island itself. Anguilla hosts a number of annual sailboat racing events. These sailing competitions, regattas or boat races bring the community together and people come out in large numbers to enjoy the intense competition among the sailors. The racing season runs May through August. The races are followed by post-race parties that can last into the wee hours of the night.
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Anguilla info@anacaonahotel.com.com 264-497-6827 The unofficial cultural entertainment centre of Anguilla, offering dinner theatre with music, dance, jollifications, play acting and visual historical lectures a few times a week. This brings to Anguilla visitors a touch of what the culture of the island is about, while relaxing and enjoying dinner. |
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Anguilla huligar@anguillaaccess.com 1-264-772-9827 Take a 3 hour tour on our well maintained 15 passenger van with its fully stoked water bar.
We will try to keep the AC down to remind you that we are in a tropical paradise. Bring your towel and just enough extra money to buy food and some of the local gems.
Ride with Anguilla Access Tours for:
Island Heritage
Local Art & Craft
Pristine Beach & Shorelines
Delightful Local Cuisine
Authentic Night Life
*No two tours are the same*
Contact: 264-772-9827
Phone: 1-264-772-9828
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$45 per Adult
$35 ages 12 and under
$25 for each person with a car rental contract
Night Life Tours begin at 9pm @ $15 per person. |
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Anguilla 264 497 2200 Local arts and crafts, pottery, wood carvings, ceramics and other craft items. Open 9-4 Mon-Fri. Located behind the public library in The Valley. |
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Anguilla office@anguillayachtclub.com 264 235 8700 A land nest for members and sailors. Spacious indoor and outdoor cooling areas. Berthing jetty and 3 moorings up to 150'. |
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Anguilla axadiver@caribcable.com 264 235 7742 Anguillian Divers is a PADI Dive Center since 1997. This is a multilingual diveschool. They teach in English-French-German-Dutch from Discover Scuba Diving up to Divemaster courses. There is a swimming pool where they conduct the confined water exercises. The diveshop is located behind La Sirena Hotel and opposite Sur La Plage Villas in the West-end.
Fegular dive charters leave in the morning at 8:15 am from Cove Bay for a two tank dive; one dive at a wreck the other at a reef or two reefs. They return around noon. Cost for a two tank dive is US $80. They do pick ups by boat from some of the hotels on the way to the divesites. |
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Anguilla artcafe@gmail.com 264 497 5670 International contemporary art - paintings, photography, antique maps. Fine spirits boutique. Full line of Patron tequila and Pyrat Rum. Breakfast and lunch served. |
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Anguilla bartlett@caribcable.com 264 497 7293 Original art work and large selection of "Anguilla" prints. Hand painted and personalized items by Pam. |
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Anguilla cheddie@anguillanet.com 264 497 6027 Cheddie Richardson is located on the main road west across from the Devonish Gallery and The Galleria at The Cove. Original sculptures from driftwood, mahogany, walnut, coral and stone. |
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You're on vacation. Cooking in your Anguilla villa is always an option but you must also enjoy the delectable Anguilla restaurants. We have all the best restaurants listed here for you along with helpful descriptions to aid in deciding what venues are the best choices for you. After sun-filled days, vacationers don't always settle into their villa in Anguilla. They go out for delicious meals at the many and varied Anguilla restaurants.
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Anguilla scilly@scillycayanguilla.com 264 497 5123 Head over to Island Harbour and wave at the little island in the distance. Within a few short minutes your Scilly Cay ferry will whisk you away for a unique dining experience. There's one building here and it serves some of the best, alive-just-minutes-ago lobster! Add rum punch and the panoramic view of the Island Harbour and this spot is a favorite of ours and many who visit Anguilla.
Open for lunch only and closed on Mondays.
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Anguilla info@barrelstay.com 264 497 2831 At this romantic beach restaurant you can enjoy fine cuisine, stunning sunset views and have dinner under the stars. Barrel Stay offers the best produce from Anguilla and delivers dishes that will impress even the most demanding connoisseurs.
This restaurant specializes in French and Creole cuisine. Open for lunch and dinner and located on Sandy Ground Beach. The Barrel Stay is famous for their Fish Soup, French style.
From the appetizer to entree, everything is superb. Great food, friendly service, and an attentive owner. Barrel Stay is a must when in visiting Anguilla. |
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Anguilla reservations@cuisinart.ai 800 943 3210 or 264 498 2000 ext 3050 A Mediterranean brasserie combines culinary influences of the entire region from Spain to France, Italy, Greece and more.
Drawing inspiration from flavor profiles from around the world, with a hint of the Caribbean, CuisinArt offers a true gourmet experience. Executive Chef Denise Carr creates menus maximizing the best of the local flavors and freshest ingredients from the hydroponic farm, organic gardens, and Caribbean orchards. Exceptional options include hands-on cooking classes, island tapas, and family-style Mediterranean dining. |
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Anguilla info@cotemer-anguilla.com 264 498 2683 French-Creole exquisite cuisine. Located on the beach with a unique scenic view of Island Harbour.
The Chef brings his unique and eclectic tastes to the menu while the unmatched set up of the restaurant will make you appreciate this unique Caribbean fisherman village.
The staff will make you feel at home in our relaxed and fun atmosphere.
Come and see why everyone in Anguilla is enjoying the great food, atmosphere and great service.
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Anguilla covecastles@anguillanet.com 800 223 1108 or 264 497 6801 Covecastles Restaurant has been hailed as a culinary experience that should not be missed. Set in the lush tropical gardens of the Resort, overlooking the incredible azure waters of the Caribbean Sea, award-winning French/Caribbean cuisine is presented nightly by Executive Chef Dominique Thevenet of Lyons, France.
Chef Dominique combines the best of fine French haute-cuisine with healthy and wholesome organic products to create fresh and innovative dishes which live up to the island’s high culinary standards. Guests may choose to dine in the Restaurant, or order from the comprehensive Room Service menu.
Whatever the choice of dining, the staff is committed to providing personal quality service in an ambience which is at once intimate and inviting. |
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Anguilla info@davidaanguilla.com 264-498-5433 Fabulous food and atmosphere! Now, Bayside Sundays, same fabulous menu but entertainment with a twist: live music and models sashaying on the catwalk. The talented British Dependency is the band of choice from 3 to 7 pm on Sundays. On the last Sunday of every month join Boss and his group. The beach bar is open daily from 10 am to 6 pm. |
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Anguilla chefdean1@yahoo.com 264 497 4488 Perched on the cliff overlooking Sandy Ground Bay, Deon's Overlook combines fine dining with a breathtaking view. The menu is contemporary with a Caribbean flair. Chef Deon adds exotic accents to creative menu choices including Bosc pear soup with seared shrimp and rosemary oil, lobster pancakes, and his award-winning garlic encrusted snapper. For dessert, try Deon's Decadent Chocolate Rum Cake with Grand Mariner Chocolate Soup. Dinner is served nightly, and lunch every day but Sunday.
Chef Deon leaves Anguilla in the summer to tend to his restaurant on Cape Cod. |
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Anguilla elodias@anguillanet.com 264 497 1257 Open-air beach bar, serving typical grilled fare. Music, dancing, sand, food, drink, sun, and relaxation. Try Sunday afternoon at Elodia's Bar and Grill on Shoal Bay. Right on the sand at the most gentle swimming spot along the beach. And great snorkeling just 50 yards to the right.
Good tasting beach food, reasonable prices, and live music and dancing on Sundays. The crowd is nice, a mixture of locals, tourists and expats. |
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Anguilla betterfetter70@yahoo.com 264 461 0101 Unique hand-crafted boat bar, Sandy Ground beach. Drink specials. Best rum punch on Anguilla! BBQ Nite in season. |
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While staying in Anguilla villas, we want to ensure vacationers feel at home. You may need to find grocers, dive shops, car rentals, and more on your stay. Use this page as a guide to find local services to accommodate your basic needs. We welcome you to embrace all that the area has to offer. Anguilla villas, such as Fletch's Cove, are so comfortable, but don't hesitate to embrace the local culture and services.
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Anguilla 264 497 5003 Premium Caribbean aged rums, blended and hand bottled in Anguilla. Rum tasting and souvenir shop open Mon-Sat 9 to 5. |
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Anguilla axavision@anguillanet.com 264 497 3700 One-day service on prescription diving masks, contact lenses, and most prescriptions. Contact lenses fitted. Lens manufacturing lab on premises.
Dr. Louis Bardfield, a long time resident of Anguilla and qualified Optometrist is ready to help solve your eye care problems.
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Anguilla ashleys@anguillanet.com 264 497 2641 Ashley's and Sons Supermarket is located in the Valley and now in Blowing Point. It is the most diverse food store in Anguilla. Prices are competitive and the store runs weekly specials. The staff is friendly and helpful. Ashley & Sons is similar to IGA, but more specialty items (Spanish, Jewish, East Indian, etc.). Stupendous variety of groceries (sesame seed oil, hot mustard, stuffed olives...).
Open till 9:00 PM on Mon. - Sat. and till 11:00 AM on Sunday.
Directions: In the Valley take Coronation Ave. from the Ronald Webster Park round-about towards Crocus Bay. Take the second paved road on the left, Ashley's is on the right. |
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Anguilla bartlett@caribcable.com 264 497 7293 Variety of souvenirs, local crafts, prints, pottery, t-shirts. Shop while sipping a refreshing fruit smoothie or rum punch. |
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Anguilla blueseaanguilla@yahoo.com Blue Sea offers a selection of wedding planning services to suit every need and budget. Our qualified professional staff live on Anguilla year round, have worked in Anguilla`s tourism industry for more than 14 years and have more than 60 years combined experience in event planning and management.
Blue Sea`s customized wedding planning services are as individual as our clients. We create professionally-designed, carefully coordinated, and flawlessly executed weddings, from sophisticated to casual, traditional to contemporary, for large occasions or small intimate affairs.
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Anguilla blueseaanguilla@yahoo.com Blue Sea offers a combined 35 years experience in event planning, marketing, public relations, decor production, sports marketing and corporate hospitality management. We bring exceptional creativity and attention to detail to a wide range of corporate and community events. Working closely with our clients, we will ensure the success of every facet of your organization's objective
A sample of what we can do (contact us to discuss other possible services...)
• Corporate events and services
• Wedding planning
• Party planning
• Themed events
• Promotional and Service Staff
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Anguilla ccbaxa@anguillanet.com 264 497 7293 Caribbean Commercial Bank (CCB) Anguilla Limited is a dedicated financial institution serving the Anguillian community for 30 years. Incorporated in November 1976 and opened to the general public on the 15th of July 1977, the bank now offers a wide range of Personal, Corporate and Off Shore Banking services to suit the needs of its customers. |
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Tequila Sunrise Villa, villa review Visited: August 2010
Posted by kaufmanlorne
Words can not capture the feeling and experience one has when they choose Tequila Sunrise Villa. Not only were my wife Jennifer and myself entranced by the island of Anguilla but every attention to detail was thought through at Tequila Sunrise. Our stay at this amazing villa was was made even more special with the treatment and attention to detail. We love Heather, the person who cares for this amazing Villa each day as she also prepares us an amzing spread of food while we watched St. Marteen across the pool. One key highlight is the Tequila dispensing machine outfitted with Silver Patron. The owners of this Villa really know how to take care of their guests.
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Tequila Sunrise Villa, villa review Visited: April 2012
Posted by lunared26
We just came back from a week at Tequila Sunrise Villa. It had the most fabulous location overlooking St. Martin and other islands with beautiful sunrises and sunsets every day.
It was modern, meticulously clean and comfortable with luxurious bath amenities and linens.
I especially loved the outdoor shower, and feeling the cool breezes while I watched the sunset. It was pure heaven!
Snorkeling at the private beach was so much fun, too. The pool was warm and we enjoyed swimming every day.
Heather, our housekeeper, prepared wonderful breakfasts each morning. She was so warm and gracious. We felt like this was our own home. We can't wait to go back.
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Beach Court Villa, villa review Visited: February 2012
Posted by mmarcus
The house and location were beautiful.
The problem was that adjacent to the property was the ongoing construction of the 70-unit Zemi Beach Resort. Construction was seven days a week from 6:30-7:00am to 6pm. The owner never informed us of the noise which woke us every morning and made pool side conversation difficult.
I wouldn't stay here until construction was complete. Also, I would never trust this owner again.
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Bliss Villa, villa review Visited: December 2011
Posted by krellish
The villa was exactly as it appears in the on-line photos. It was immaculate and very tastefully decorated.
The location of the villa provided a spectacular view of the ocean and surrounding islands. The starry night sky was gorgeous. The
pool was lovely, too.
You will need a jeep to access the villa given the road condition as one approaches the villa.
We would definitely return to this villa.
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Poinsetta Villa at Indigo Reef, villa review Visited: November 2010
Posted by DHope
We loved this villa! This was our first trip to Anguilla, and did we ever make the right choice with Poinsettia Villa! What a cool spot. It was very private with fabulous ocean views and only a minute's walk to the beach. We had our own hot tub and the pool was just steps away.
We had everything we needed in the villa: a gourmet kitchen,and a great outside dining area under an arbor surrounded by banana trees. The bedrooms were beautifully decorated with en-suite bathrooms that had stunningly tiled sunken showers. They even had a washer and dryer so we could travel light.
We will definitely be back.
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Sandcastle Pointe at Shoal Bay, villa review Visited: June 2011
Posted by mille125
We stayed at this villa in early June. Our party consisted of three couples. We really had a great time.
The villa was absolutely stunning. It included an infinite edge pool, a pool table, a putting green and croquet area, and a fabulous view.
The four bedrooms were all air conditioned and had indoor and outdoor showers. Beach chairs, umbrellas, and snorkel equipment were all provided.
We also appreciated that there was a Vonage line which allowed for free calls to the US, in addition to WiFi.
Rita was absolutely amazing and made sure we had a great stay. I cannot thank her enough. I highly recommend this villa.
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Panarea Villa, villa review Visited: May 2011
Posted by jpp1
I agree with Blabbott's review. The villa and grounds were quite lovely and private - if a bit farther from the water than some. That said, several west end beaches were just a short drive away. We liked Mead's Bay and Cap Juluca the best. The latter was within comfortable walking distance. Shoal Bay East was another favorite - just 20 minutes or so away by car.
All the support staff were super helpful, too. The only mild complaint we had was that the kitchen could get quite warm during the daytime if we chose to do some cooking.
We've rented several villas in the Caribbean over the years, and would definitely come back to this one!
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Beach Palm Villa, villa review Visited: April 2011
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We loved the beauty and simple elegance of the Villa, well decorated, the location was fabulous! The beach access was fabulous on Meads Bay, perfect to have access to the chairs and beach umbrellas down by the beach. Surrounded by great restaurants. Jacala Restaurant was our favorite!!! We walked there up the beach several days for a long lunch, bottle of wine, food fabulous! Ocean front dining fantastic. We loved having access to wireless internet and TV, though we did not watch too much, it was nice to feel somewhat connected with news in US, etc. Oh, and I would be remiss to not mention the 2 lovely women housekeepers, who came in daily for us. They were so helpful when we had questions and they were so kind and efficient every day. Bed was very comfortable and I loved the pillows. We slept well!
Honestly, I cannot say anything bad about the place. It exceeded all our expectations! The construction across street was not ideal, but really did not detract from anything for us. They were quiet and never disruptive to our stay.
It was our first Villa experience and the only thing that would have made it better would have been to have stayed longer! Next time!
Thank you very much Shawna (WhereToStay.com) for your attention to every detail, it was so smooth and easy for us and for that we are so appreciative. We look forward to our return on this beautiful island Anguilla and The Beach Palm Villa!
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Bellavista, hotel review Visited: April 2011
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"Heaven" is what best describes Bellavista in my humble opinion.
This three-story villa is perched on a cliff, providing a phenomenal panoramic view of Sandy Ground Harbor and the Atlantic.
Life just doesn't get any better enjoying your morning coffee on your private terrace, as the sun rises and glistens on the calm turquoise waters. Evenings provide a stunning view of spectacular sunsets, dazzling night skies with a multitude of stars, and the moon's reflection on the waters below.
Our three-bedroom suite was tastefully appointed, and fully equipped including satellite television and high speed WiFi. We wanted for nothing. We had all the conveniences of home in paradise.I also might add the villa has a fabulous salt water swimming pool, for that early morning, or late night swim.
The owner and our host at Bellavista, Ingrid Weger, made our vacation one of the most enjoyable that we have had in many years. She arranged our car rental, assisted us in selecting local restaurants for lunch and dinner, and directed us to the best of the 30 plus beaches that surround Anguilla. Ingrid truly made our vacation in Anguilla one that we will always remember and cherish.
Without a doubt, we will be back soon to continue our exploration of Anguilla. We look forward to meeting up with all our new island friends, and once again enjoying the hospitality of Ingrid, and her staff at Bellavista.
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Ku Hotel, hotel review Visited: March 2011
Posted by transplantsxm
I had a reservation for three nights at Ku, but left early the next morning after one night. This place was horrible! I still had to pay for the three nights, but it was worth it to get the heck out of here.
The staff was rude - the bellboy didn't even help with the luggage. The rooms were horrible. There was mold and mildew, and cigarette burn marks everywhere. The bathroom reminded me of a prison bathroom. Also, there was no television in the bedroom, and the one in the living room didn't work.
I decided we were going to leave the next morning no matter what, but I needed some breakfast. Room material indicated breakfast started at 7:00 am. No one apparently tells the chef he should be on time, because he didn't get there until 7:45. It ended up taking 90 minutes to get two eggs, an English muffin, hash browns, coffee and orange juice - all for the staggering sum of $27.50. Get a grip.
We moved to our old favorite place, CuisinArt for $100 more a night and enjoyed the next two days of the best resort on Anguilla in our opinion.
Do not go to Ku. You will be very disappointed!
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Tequila Sunrise Villa, villa review Visited: April 2010
Posted by alstein4513
The beauty of the location and 5 star amenities are unsurpassed. Two minute stroll to serene beach and eye popping snorkeling. Cool breezes off the water and fabulous view of nearby islands. Cannot wait to return with our friends. Each master bed suite is as comfortable as they are spacious.
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Desert Rose Villa, villa review Visited: August 2010
Posted by turtles523
Desert Rose villa is a beautiful, spectacular villa with a view of the ocean from every room. If you're a tennis player you would think you were in tennis heaven. Anguilla is a beautiful quiet island with delicious, fabulous restaurants. The beaches are pristine. I highly recommend visiting and experiencing the fine amenities Desert Rose villa and the island of Anguilla has to offer!
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Paradise Villa, villa review Visited: July 2010
Posted by ssherald
We rented Villa Paradise for our wedding. The villa is absolutely beautiful!! We had a party of 11 but it accommodates 14 people. The grounds are very well kept and the flowers are beautiful. The rooms are spacious and the living spaces are equipped with everything you could ever need. We held our wedding outside and everything turned out exactly as we planned - no - better!! The staff, Earl, Myrna and Vernetta (I hope I spelled their names correctly!) were awesome and took care of our every need. Although there's not a whole lot to do in Anguilla, you don't mind because the villa is so peaceful and there are so many restaurants to try. Plus, you're only 20 minutes away from St. Maarten by ferry. Villa Paradise was everything we imagined it to be and so much more!!! We will definitely be returning for our 1st anniversary!
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Malliouhana, dining review
Posted by donaldhu29
This place claims to be the best in Anguilla - not by my standards!
Three of us ordered roast sirloin and got broiled sirloin. Our fourth ordered a lamb chop and got rack of lamb. Although the meals were replaced, and were finally delicious, the atmosphere of this pricy restaurant was definitely ruined by their lack of attention to the most important details...what the guest actually ordered!
We'll not be returning here.
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Meads Bay Beach Villas, villa review Visited: April 2010
Posted by donaldhu29
We were transfixed by the beauty of the island as well as the accomodations at Meads Bay Villas. Staff was most friendly and accommodating, especially Lollie and Jim. They really know how to pamper the guests here!
Our in-house chef arrangement didn't work, but there were enough wonderful restaurants to make up for that misunderstanding. Our favorite was Blanchards, followed closely by Tasty's.
We ate at Malliouhana Hotel the last night. This is supposed to be the best on the island, but they got all four dinners WRONG and had to do them over. Pretty sad for a place that gets $100.00/head for dinner. We won't return there!
We will definitely consider Meads Bay Villas for a return engagement next year. It's unsurpassed!
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Trattoria Tramanto and Oasis Beach Bar, dining review
Posted by carlton_59
Trattoria Tramanto and Oasis Beach Bar serves great food with a great setting. It's hard to beat. Ask which pasta are home made, though, they aren't all and it's worth it to get the real deal at this place.
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Straw Hat, dining review
Posted by carlton_59
The food is good, the view is awesome, and the Pina Coladas are fabulous.
However, our bill was wrong twice. We overheard a folks at a neighboring table who had a similar problem. I'd say go for the food, drink and sunsets, but check your bill carefully.
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Johnno's Beach Bar & Grill, dining review
Posted by carlton_59
We showed up an hour early because we thought Anguilla recognized day light savings time. As a result, we had extra time to walk the beach and sit and enjoy a Bloody Mary.
When our hosts arrived, we ordered our food and enjoyed the music. The food was a little dry, but the music made up for it. Also, the Lime Coladas are very good!
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Gwen's Reggae Grill, dining review
Posted by carlton_59
The hamburgers are fantastic. Get the rum punch, too. Yummy!
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Veya Restaurant, dining review
Posted by carlton_59
Veya is a great find. They have live music, great bread, and the food is fabulous. You won't be disappointed.
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