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Come to Anguilla to experience genuine peace and quiet on this still unspoilt coral island.

The beaches here really are very special with endless stretches of glorious white sands. Combined with luxury hotels and many outstanding restaurants, you can look forward to a perfect holiday of relaxation and indulgence. As the island is generally flat, getting around by bicycle is popular and a good way to find your own deserted beach. The diving here is also excellent, with seven marine parks and a sunken galleon to explore. Or just sail over to one of the nearby unpopulated islands. Whatever you choose, Anguilla is all about taking life at a gentle pace and enjoying every moment.

Out and About
Follow the Heritage Trail
Pick up a copy of the Anguilla Heritage Trail map, hire a jeep and take yourself around the island. This self-guided tour stops at Anguilla’s most important historical sites, including the National Heritage Museum, the old Court House and an 18th Century plantation house.

Sunday brunch
Head to the village of Sandy Ground and enjoy Sunday brunch and live Jazz at Johnno’s. This great little bar is right on the beach and serves excellent lunches in a fun, friendly environment.

Get on your bike
For a more active day out, pack up a picnic, rent a bike and head off to explore some of the 33 beaches that Anguilla has to offer. Visit Savannah Bay on the east end, one of the best snorkelling beaches on the island, and, if you don’t fancy a picnic, stop in at Nat’s Place at Palm Grove for delicious fresh lobster and crayfish.

Play Robinson Crusoe
If the endless beaches on Anguilla itself aren’t enough, hop on a boat to one of the nearby uninhabited islands such as Sandy Island, Scilly Cay, Prickly Pear Cay or Dog Island. You’ll find numerous day cruises on offer, but for a real Robinson Crusoe experience, take a private boat trip and have a whole island to yourself.

Food and Drink
There are some 100 restaurants on Anguilla, so you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining out. The luxury hotel restaurants are superb and we can thoroughly recommend Pimms at Cap Juluca, Le Bistro at Santorini at CuisinArt, Blanchard’s and Straw Hat at Meads Bay and Mango’s at Barnes Bay.

Getting There
The most convenient route is via Antigua with a connecting LIAT or Windward Island Airways flight to Anguilla. The connecting flight time is approximately 40 minutes.