Anguilla Travel Guide
Things to Do
in Anguilla
The Island
Anguilla is a small island with an outsized soul. Just 16 miles long, it is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, a culinary scene that surprises first-time visitors, and a pace of life that quickly becomes addictive.
This guide covers the highlights — the beaches worth seeking out, the activities on and off the water, the dining that makes the island memorable, and the quieter corners most visitors miss. Whether you're planning your first visit or returning for the tenth time, Anguilla consistently delivers.
On the Water
Recommendations coming soon.
- Deep sea fishing charters
- Snorkeling at Little Bay
- Sailing to Prickly Pear Cay
- Kitesurfing at Meads Bay
- Island-hopping to St. Martin and St. Barths
Beaches
Recommendations coming soon.
- Shoal Bay East — Anguilla's most iconic beach
- Meads Bay — calm water, excellent restaurants
- Rendezvous Bay — long, quiet, pristine
- Little Bay — secluded cove, only accessible by water
- Barnes Bay — intimate and peaceful
Dining & Culture
Recommendations coming soon.
- Lunch at Straw Hat, Meads Bay
- Sunset cocktails at Blanchards Beach Shack
- Fine dining at Tasty's Restaurant
- Sunday afternoon jump-ups (local street parties)
- Visiting local art studios and galleries
Island Exploration
Recommendations coming soon.
- Drive to Heritage Collection Museum
- Visit the salt ponds and flamingo sightings
- Explore Wallblake House (historic estate)
- Attend a local boat racing event
- Sunrise walk along Rendezvous Bay
Stay in Anguilla
Experience It from Villa Bénie
Villa Bénie is now accepting reservations. Reach out to check availability and secure your dates.