Anguilla's iconic east-end beach, loved for powdery white sand, glassy water, and easy snorkeling.
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Anguilla
Clear water, quiet roads, and time that opens up.
A small island with generous beaches, memorable food, and a style of hospitality that rewards slowing down.
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Beaches
33 beaches. Each with its own personality.
Voted the best beaches in the world by The Travel Channel, powder-white Anguilla shores range from lively beach-bar scenes to secluded coves accessible only by boat. Beach access is public, and you will never find them crowded.
Most Iconic
Shoal Bay East
Powdery white sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and some of the most spectacular photo ops in the Caribbean. Perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling.
Best for Watersports
Meads Bay
Calm waters ideal for paddleboarding and kayaking. Lined with upscale resorts, world-class spas, and destination restaurants.
Best for Sunsets
Rendezvous Bay
Two miles of soft white sand with stunning views of St. Martin. A favorite for beachcombing and sunset watching.
Best Kept Secret
Little Bay
A secluded cove accessible by boat, home to the Anguilla Lobster and Sea Life Preservation area.
Rendezvous Bay
Romantic & PeacefulTwo miles of soft white sand and tranquil waters with stunning views of neighboring St. Martin. A favorite for beachcombing, sunset watching, and the legendary Sunshine Shack.
BeachcombingSunsetsHiking TrailCasual Dining
Little Bay
Secluded & PristineA secluded cove accessible primarily by boat, perfect for a quiet afternoon. Home to Anguilla's Lobster and Sea Life Preservation area with exceptional snorkeling.
SnorkelingBoat AccessSwimmingMarine Life
Sandy Ground
Energetic & SocialThe island's main harbor and a lively area with bars, restaurants, and music venues. The heartbeat of Anguilla's nightlife with spots like Elvis Beach Bar and Johnno's.
NightlifeLive MusicHarbor ViewsBeach Bars
Sandy Island
Castaway ParadiseA short boat ride from Sandy Ground, this tiny sand cay is a slice of paradise with breathtaking views, crystal-clear waters, and a laid-back Caribbean vibe.
Day TripsSnorkelingBeach LunchSwimming
Activities
Let the island plan fit the people you are traveling with.
Anguilla can be deeply restful or surprisingly active. From snorkeling vibrant coral reefs to championship golf with ocean views, from heritage tours through ancient Arawak caves to live music on the beach - your concierge can arrange it all.
On the Water
Snorkeling, scuba diving, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, deep-sea fishing, sailing, catamarans, and glass-bottom boat tours. Try night kayaking under the stars or kite surfing with the trade winds.
Scuba Shack PADI Dive Center
Anguilla Watersports Kiteboarding
Tradition Sailing Charters
Night Kayaking
Excursions & Day Trips
Hop on a boat to offshore cays, bike to the famous Anguilla Arch, go birdwatching, or try traditional salt picking and Johnny Cake making with local guides. Ferry to St. Martin or fly to St. Barths for the day.
Sandy Island Day Trip
St. Barths Excursion
St. Martin Shopping
Salt Picking Experience
Island Tours & Heritage
Explore on horseback, by ATV, or in a candy-colored electric Moke. Spot herons and sandpipers hiking to ancient Arawak caves. Relive Anguilla's proud history on the Heritage Trail with expert local guides.
Anguilla National Museum
Fountain Cavern Petroglyphs
Katouche Cave Tours
Horseback Beach Rides
Golf, Tennis & Wellness
The Greg Norman Signature Championship Course at Aurora Anguilla offers sweeping ocean views. Tennis with an island breeze. World-renowned spa treatments on the beach at Four Seasons, Malliouhana, or in your villa.
Aurora International Golf Club
In-Villa Massage
Four Seasons Spa
Beach Yoga
Art Galleries & Shopping
Discover original artwork and hand-crafted keepsakes at nearby boutiques. Visit Cheddie's Carving Studio, Devonish Art Gallery, Savannah Gallery, and Lynne Bernbaum Gallery for Caribbean-inspired art.
Cheddie's Driftwood Carvings
Savannah Gallery
Lodevole Boutique
Irie Life Boutique
Music & Nightlife
After dark, Anguilla heats up with reggae, soca, and calypso. Live music every night of the week at beach bars and local venues. The legendary Dune Preserve on Rendezvous Bay hosts the annual Moonsplash Music Festival.
Dune Preserve
Elvis Beach Bar
Moonsplash Festival
Summer Carnival
Getting Here
Arrival is part of the planning, not a problem to solve later.
Most guests arrive either directly into Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (AXA) in Anguilla or through nearby St. Maarten (SXM). Once your route is clear, our concierge handles transfers, rental cars, provisioning, and first-night details.
Fly Direct to Anguilla (AXA)
American Airlines flies direct from Miami (MIA). BermudAir's AnguillAir service connects from Newark (EWR), Boston (BOS), and Baltimore (BWI). Regional carriers fly from San Juan, Antigua, St. Thomas, St. Barths, and Dominican Republic.
Connect Through St. Maarten (SXM)
Most guests fly into Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM), then take an 8-minute local flight, 25-minute private sea shuttle, or a 20-minute taxi plus 30-minute public ferry to Anguilla. Direct flights to SXM from major US cities, Toronto, Paris, Amsterdam, and more.
We Handle the Rest
Our concierge arranges boat transfers, air transfers, taxi pickup, rental cars (including electric Mokes), provisioning, and first-night meals. Blowing Point Ferry Terminal and Clayton J. Lloyd Airport are both just 15 minutes from our villas.