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Top places to go in Anguilla.

33 beaches, offshore cays, and boat racing as the national sport

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Best months December to April (dry season); boat racing peaks in AugustFly into AXA, Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (most guests fly to SXM St. Maarten and take a 20-minute ferry or charter)

Anguilla is a flat, 16-mile-long coral island north of St. Maarten with 33 beaches and a handful of offshore cays. It has no cruise port and no casinos, and its resorts sit mainly on Meads Bay, Rendezvous Bay and Maundays Bay.

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Shoal Bay East

The island’s most popular beach, a stretch of white sand of roughly one to two miles on the northeast coast with an offshore reef for snorkeling and a line of beach bars.

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Meads Bay

A long, calm beach on the west end with several of the island’s main resorts and restaurants.

Stay nearby: Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla
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Rendezvous Bay

A sweeping two-mile beach on the south coast with shallow water and a direct view across the channel to St. Martin.

Stay nearby: Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club
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Maundays Bay

A crescent beach on the southwest coast occupied by the Cap Juluca resort.

Stay nearby: Cap Juluca, A Belmond Hotel
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Sandy Island

A small sand cay about five minutes by boat off Sandy Ground, with a single beach restaurant and snorkeling.

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Prickly Pear Cays

Two uninhabited cays northwest of Anguilla visited by boat for snorkeling and a beach lunch.

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Little Bay

A small cliff-backed cove on the north coast reachable only by boat or by a rope descent down the hillside; usually deserted.

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Sandy Ground

The island’s busiest beach village and nightlife hub, departure point for dive trips and host of the biggest boat races, including the March regatta.

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Island Harbour

A working fishing village on the east end with brightly painted wooden boats; the two-minute boat to Scilly Cay leaves from its dock.

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archaeological site

Big Spring Heritage Site

A collapsed cave in Island Harbour with Amerindian petroglyphs dated roughly AD 600 to 1200; visits require a reservation through the Anguilla National Trust.

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Where to stay

The top hotels in Anguilla.

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Questions, answered.

When is the best time to visit Anguilla?

Best months are December to April (dry season); boat racing peaks in August. Tell us your dates and we will say honestly whether they work.

Which airport do I fly into for Anguilla?

AXA, Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (most guests fly to SXM St. Maarten and take a 20-minute ferry or charter). We arrange transfers to the hotel as part of the booking.

Where should we stay in Anguilla?

It depends on the trip. The hotels listed above are the top tier; we match the property to your dates, group and style and confirm the Virtuoso amenities in writing.

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