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| Anguilla Beaches |
Crocus Bay is a short drive from The Valley, with wonderful cliffs and view of Anguilla's off-shore cays. Frequently overlooked, this Anguilla Beach is excellent for swimming and snorkeling. Get in the water at Crocus Bay and swim all the way to Little Bay.
The swim is easy; the water is low and filled of reef fish and coral. There is a tiny beach only accessible by water between Crocus and Little Bay. Here's a idea go in the morning, snorkel to Little Bay, set up with Calvin's Little Bay Boat Service to pick us up and carry us back.
Katouche Bay is a small beach is at the base of Anguilla's only rain forest. Take the nature walk through Katouche Valley and finish up at the beach. Or drive from Crocus Hill to Masara and walk down the easy way. The best spot on the island for hiking. There are numerous trails through the forest that guide up to the top of the hill and to Iguana Cave. Have on hiking boots and long pants. Road Bay and the village of Sandy Ground is Anguilla's main port for ships and also nighttime activities. The long curved Anguilla Beach is lined with high cliffs and a salt pond behind.
The harbour is typically full with all kinds of fishing boats and pleasure boats. It is as well the finest location to get a boat ride to Sandy Island or Prickley Pear Cay. We have the whole thing on Sandy Ground beach, great restaurant, entertainment and even a small grocery store. Want to stay right on the beach? Try here. Yearly boat races are also held on Sandy Ground beach. It's a fantastic party.
Prickley Pear Cay and Sandy Island are tiny cays off the north coast of Anguilla, a well-liked stop for sailboats and snorkel tours. Take a short boat ride to the islands from Sandy Ground. Three beach bar restaurants present lunch and boat rides to the island. Long Bay is frequently quiet and the ideal place for sunbathing. A villa type resort has freshly been added to this beach front. Oliver's restaurant sits on the cliff above with easy access to the beach, excellent views. Meads Bay is a long stretch of sand, ideal walks in the sunset.
Villa accommodation, a resort and restaurant line this Anguilla Beach. Barnes Bay beach has excellent views and unusual rock formations. Numerous rental villa homes and a restaurant and hotel line this beach. Windward Point is rocky wilderness. Put on hiking boots and travel around the eastern tip of the island. Climb the rock at the end of Anguilla and acquire a great view of Scrub Island. Savannah Bay on the eastern end of the island is a long sweeping cresent beach backed by sand dunes. Presently this beach has one beach bar and an infrequent tiny fishing boat. Mimi Bay is secluded rocky and not an excellent place for swimming, but ideal for shelling and hiking.
Katouche Bay is a small beach is at the base of Anguilla's only rain forest. Take the nature walk through Katouche Valley and finish up at the beach. Or drive from Crocus Hill to Masara and walk down the easy way. The best spot on the island for hiking. There are numerous trails through the forest that guide up to the top of the hill and to Iguana Cave. Have on hiking boots and long pants. Road Bay and the village of Sandy Ground is Anguilla's main port for ships and also nighttime activities. The long curved Anguilla Beach is lined with high cliffs and a salt pond behind.
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| Anguilla Beaches |
Prickley Pear Cay and Sandy Island are tiny cays off the north coast of Anguilla, a well-liked stop for sailboats and snorkel tours. Take a short boat ride to the islands from Sandy Ground. Three beach bar restaurants present lunch and boat rides to the island. Long Bay is frequently quiet and the ideal place for sunbathing. A villa type resort has freshly been added to this beach front. Oliver's restaurant sits on the cliff above with easy access to the beach, excellent views. Meads Bay is a long stretch of sand, ideal walks in the sunset.
Villa accommodation, a resort and restaurant line this Anguilla Beach. Barnes Bay beach has excellent views and unusual rock formations. Numerous rental villa homes and a restaurant and hotel line this beach. Windward Point is rocky wilderness. Put on hiking boots and travel around the eastern tip of the island. Climb the rock at the end of Anguilla and acquire a great view of Scrub Island. Savannah Bay on the eastern end of the island is a long sweeping cresent beach backed by sand dunes. Presently this beach has one beach bar and an infrequent tiny fishing boat. Mimi Bay is secluded rocky and not an excellent place for swimming, but ideal for shelling and hiking.
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