Anguilla Attractions

A land nest for members and sailors. Spacious indoor and outdoor cooling areas. Berthing jetty and 3 moorings up to 150'.

Elsie Bay Probably Anguilla's smallest beach, this tiny jewel has some unusual snorkeling opportunities. Latouche Bay This tiny beach is at the bottom of Anguilla's only "rain forest". Take the nature walk through Latouche Valley and end up at the beach. Or drive... (more)

Elsie Bay Probably Anguilla's smallest beach, this tiny jewel has some unusual snorkeling opportunities. Latouche Bay This tiny beach is at the bottom of Anguilla's only "rain forest". Take the nature walk through Latouche Valley and end up at the beach. Or drive from Crocus Hill to Masara and walk down the easy way. (close)

Savannah Bay Located on the eastern end of the island, Savannah Bay is a long sweeping crescent beach backed by sand dunes. At present this beach has one beach bar and an occasional small fishing boat. Sandy Hill Bay A cresent of sand on a... (more)

Savannah Bay Located on the eastern end of the island, Savannah Bay is a long sweeping crescent beach backed by sand dunes. At present this beach has one beach bar and an occasional small fishing boat. Sandy Hill Bay A cresent of sand on a protected bay, Sandy Hill beach is a pleasant place to sun and swim. A favorite beach of the local population. A number of villas, some rental villas line the hills around this beach. Forest Bay Very shallow water and a great view make this a beach worth visiting. Popular restaurant Straw Hat is located at the eastern end of this beach. Several rental villas are on the western end. This is one of the few beaches on Anguilla that has private rental villas right on the beach. (close)

Anguillian Divers is a PADI Dive Center since 1997. We are a multilingual diveschool, we teach in English-French-German-Dutch from Discover Scuba Diving up to Divemaster courses. We have a swimming pool where we conduct our confined water exercises. The diveshop is located behind La Sirena Hotel and opposite... (more)

Anguillian Divers is a PADI Dive Center since 1997. We are a multilingual diveschool, we teach in English-French-German-Dutch from Discover Scuba Diving up to Divemaster courses. We have a swimming pool where we conduct our confined water exercises. The diveshop is located behind La Sirena Hotel and opposite Sur La Plage Villas in the West-end. Our regular dive charters leave in the morning at 8.15am from Cove Bay for a two tank dive; one dive at a wreck the other at a reef or two reefs. We return around noon. Cost for a two tank dive is US $80. We do pick ups by boat from some of the hotels on our way to the divesites. (close)

On Anguilla's North Shore, rugged and picturesque, Captains Bay is lined with dramatic coral cliff formations. The beach is a wide stretch of white sand cornered at both ends by rock cliffs. It is now possible to reach the beach by walking the cliff road east of Island Harbour. The... (more)

On Anguilla's North Shore, rugged and picturesque, Captains Bay is lined with dramatic coral cliff formations. The beach is a wide stretch of white sand cornered at both ends by rock cliffs. It is now possible to reach the beach by walking the cliff road east of Island Harbour. The waters off this beach often carry a strong undertow, and it is not recommended for swimming. It is ideal for a picnic lunch. Take along a pair of hiking boots and wander through the rock formations along the coast or take the dirt track all the way to the eastern end of the island. (close)

Luxury jewelry store. Duty free diamonds, designer jewelry and watches. On-site gemologist. Private viewings available.

Join native Anguillan Douglas Carty for an excursion aboard the "Desha". Doug is a professionally skilled dive master and boat captain who will take you on a private dive charter, a fishing expedition, or a tour of the outer islands. Doug Carty grew up by the ocean.... (more)

Join native Anguillan Douglas Carty for an excursion aboard the "Desha". Doug is a professionally skilled dive master and boat captain who will take you on a private dive charter, a fishing expedition, or a tour of the outer islands. Doug Carty grew up by the ocean. He knows the local waters like no one else. That coupled with his professional level skill, makes him the only choice for diving. Doug has a dedicated following of experienced divers from all over the world who charter him for specialty dives, day trips, boat tours and fishing expeditions. Doug has spent years as the dive master for a PADI facility so he knows all about safe diving. (close)

Sometimes pronounced "Jobsie Bay," it's a little unknown beach with great snorkeling. A great walk and past the larger breakers, you can swim in and out of the caves in what will most likely be total privacy. Located just south of Long Pond Bay, midway on the Caribbean side.

Elsie Bay is probably Anguilla's smallest beach. This tiny jewel has some unusual snorkeling opportunities.

Antigua and Barbuda is bracing for a downpour of love with the launch of its first International Music Festival, Romantic Rhythms June 12 – 15, 2008. "Kiss and Make Up in Antigua and Barbuda" offers great summer rates and a range of special packages that include air, accommodations, concert tickets... (more)

Antigua and Barbuda is bracing for a downpour of love with the launch of its first International Music Festival, Romantic Rhythms June 12 – 15, 2008. "Kiss and Make Up in Antigua and Barbuda" offers great summer rates and a range of special packages that include air, accommodations, concert tickets and other entertainment. Visitors can also enjoy a $100 credit to be used towards this romantic experience. Getting to Antigua and Barbuda just got easier! Delta Airlines will begin non-stop service from New York's JFK on June 12 with service on Thursdays and Sundays. Singles, couples, honeymooners, and anyone looking to rekindle their relationship can enjoy great savings and an intimate opportunity to be pampered, sample exotic cuisine, experience unique heritage and cultural attractions. The entire destination will be transformed into a love shack with two main concerts at the scenic Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, as well as mini concerts at other intimate settings throughout the twin islands. The impressive line-up of performers includes Lionel Richie and Kenny Rogers, with other performances by Brian McKnight, Keyshia Cole, Shaggy and Maxi Priest. (close)

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Have your ever seen a trigger fish, a greenback turtle, or a live giant coral? Experience sea life in its natural state when you go out on Captain Junior Fleming's new glass bottom boat, complete with shady canopy and chilled soft drinks. Just show up at Shoal Bay East and... (more)

Have your ever seen a trigger fish, a greenback turtle, or a live giant coral? Experience sea life in its natural state when you go out on Captain Junior Fleming's new glass bottom boat, complete with shady canopy and chilled soft drinks. Just show up at Shoal Bay East and ask for Junior or call 264-497-4456 for a reservation. (close)

Captain Sammy Carty's island cruises. Airport pick-up. Private travel to St. Martin. 3 x 275 hp engines. Drinks included. Pure magic.

Latouche Bay (sometimes known as Katouche) - This tiny beach is at the bottom of Anguilla's only "rain forest". Take the nature walk through Latouche Valley and end up at the beach. Or drive from Crocus Hill to Masara and walk down the easy way.

Limestone Bay Beach. The long drive down a dirt road is worth the trip to reach Limestone Bay. Quiet, secluded and occasionally the nesting spot for some of Anguilla's sea turtles and the island's Iguana.

Little Bay is Anguilla's best kept secret, a tiny quiet beach, fantastic snorkelling... You can get there by climbing down the cliff but a better way is to take Carl's water taxi from Crocus Bay.

Maunday's Bay is a long, wide, and calm beach where visitors enjoy boating, sailing and waterskiing. The Bay is also home to the popular and acclaimed Cap Juluca's Resort.

You may not believe it, but Anguilla has a jungle. You enter a path from the beach, skirting the edge of a spooky swamp through dead grey trees (victims of Luis), and then enter lush greenery. As the plants close over you, cutting off the sun, you notice... (more)

You may not believe it, but Anguilla has a jungle. You enter a path from the beach, skirting the edge of a spooky swamp through dead grey trees (victims of Luis), and then enter lush greenery. As the plants close over you, cutting off the sun, you notice the cool shade and the birds. Regular Anguillian plants that you expect to find at 6” to 24” high are now 6’ to 12’ high. I won’t spoil the surprise by telling all the details of this hike—only suggest you wear good runners or hiking boots, be prepared to climb a hill, and take a flashlight. To experience the jungle, go to Katouche Bay (between Crocus Bay and Road Bay/Sandy Ground on the north side). From The Valley, go up Coronation Blvd to Crocus Hill. Turn left at Lloyd’s Hotel (the old Cottage Hospital is on the right). Follow the paved road until it ends, then continue on the main dirt road to Masara Resort. Drive through the resort, down a steep one-lane road to the beach and park. Walk down to the beach; go left about 40 yards and turn left away from the beach. You should find a path that skirts the right edge of a large pond. Anguilla has a jungle. It is in the Katouche Valley. [Click to enlarge jungle path] [Click for larger view of pond] All the dead trees and stumps among the new growth are reminders of Hurricane Luis, which destroyed all the vegetation in this valley for about 100 yards from the sea. The valley is full of lush greenery. Anguillian plants that you are 2' high are 6' to 20' high in this valley. There are also bamboo plants, land crabs, and airplants. Partway up the path, there is an interesting old well on the right. Katouche Valley is private property belonging to Thomakaty Link Ltd, View Fort, PO Box 42, The Valley. Apply to them for permission to hike in it. (close)

The only catamaran in AXA, Captain Rollins makes this the highlight of your vacation. Call for sailing excursions.

Sandy Ground is a great beach and Anguilla's main port/harbour. There are some fantastic beach bars along the shore. The long curved beach is backed by high cliffs and a salt pond.

Sandy Hill Bay is a crescent of sand on a protected bay and is a pleasant place to sun and swim. A favorite beach of the local population. A number of villas, some rental villas line the hills around this beach.

Savannah Bay is located on the eastern end of the island, Savannah Bay is a long sweeping crescent beach backed by sand dunes. At present this beach has one beach bar and an occasional small fishing boat.

You have to visit Scilly Cay at least once during your stay on Anguilla! It's a beach restaurant and bar on a a tiny island on the east side of the island just off Island Harbour. The island is owned and operated by Sandra and Eudoxie Wallace who are committed... (more)

You have to visit Scilly Cay at least once during your stay on Anguilla! It's a beach restaurant and bar on a a tiny island on the east side of the island just off Island Harbour. The island is owned and operated by Sandra and Eudoxie Wallace who are committed to making your visit a memorable one. Getting there is part of the experience. There's plenty of parking all along the beach at Island Harbour, so just park, walk out to the end of the dock and wave to the smiling boat captain, who is waiting in his small, flat bottomed boat to take you the short hop to and from the island. Scilly Cay has lounge chairs for sunbathing and you can swim or snorkel too (bring your own gear). (close)

An idyllic riding experience. Beach rides, daytime, sunset and full moon. Private rides or small groups. Professional staff.

Shoal Bay East was voted one of the ten best beaches in the Caribbean. This means that a good portion of the beach is lined with beach bars, small resorts and umbrellas. Fortunately they seem to blend into the background and actually come in handy when you are ready for... (more)

Shoal Bay East was voted one of the ten best beaches in the Caribbean. This means that a good portion of the beach is lined with beach bars, small resorts and umbrellas. Fortunately they seem to blend into the background and actually come in handy when you are ready for lunch. (close)

Anguilla is the best Caribbean vacation destination for those who are planning a trip that includes scuba diving. Beach connoisseurs have known about Anguilla's spectacular white sand beaches for more than a decade, ever since the first super deluxe resort opened in 1985 and began catering to the rich and... (more)

Anguilla is the best Caribbean vacation destination for those who are planning a trip that includes scuba diving. Beach connoisseurs have known about Anguilla's spectacular white sand beaches for more than a decade, ever since the first super deluxe resort opened in 1985 and began catering to the rich and famous. With all the attention being paid to the beaches and the almost too numerous to mention gourmet restaurants, the scuba diving in Anguilla has remained one of the best kept secrets in the Caribbean. Condë Nast Traveler magazine recently rated Anguilla as one of the 10 best vacation destinations in the world,and Shoal Bay Beach as one of the 10 best beaches in the Caribbean. Our ideal location puts our guest within easy reach of many of Anguilla's pristine coral reefs and shipwrecks. Our friendly and knowledgable staff specializes in catering to the individual needs of our guests, and strive to make your vacation truly, The Trip of a Lifetime. That is, unless you decide to come back! (close)

Pleasant curve of sand with relatively calm waters for swimming. The view of St. Martin and Saba from this beach make it an enjoyable place to sit and stare for hours. The beach is dotted with upscale resorts and restaurants. Public Access to Shoal... (more)

Pleasant curve of sand with relatively calm waters for swimming. The view of St. Martin and Saba from this beach make it an enjoyable place to sit and stare for hours. The beach is dotted with upscale resorts and restaurants. Public Access to Shoal Bay West Between Cove Castles and the next villa on the western end. Right next to Altamer Restaurant on the eastern end. (close)

Anguilla’s first and only golf course is surrounded by the indescribable beauty of the islands, turquoise blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the legendary Temenos Anguilla Resort and Residences, Temenos Anguilla. Described by The Robb Report as “...the Caribbean ’s answer to the 18th at... (more)

Anguilla’s first and only golf course is surrounded by the indescribable beauty of the islands, turquoise blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the legendary Temenos Anguilla Resort and Residences, Temenos Anguilla. Described by The Robb Report as “...the Caribbean ’s answer to the 18th at Pebble Beach”, this 7,100 yards of luscious green, Greg Norman designed course features unparalleled ocean view holes sculpted into the rolling dunes of Temenos, the Most Exclusive Residential Resort in the Caribbean. (close)

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Fabiana's colorful clothing line, basic whites plus other Caribbean designers wear and accessories. Locally handcrafted jewelry and artwork.