Anguilla
This British Overseas Territory remains a low-key place, with narrow roads and few large buildings. A tranquil speck in the Leeward Islands, Anguilla is 16 miles long, three miles wide and home to about 16,000 inhabitants. The landscape is flat and scrubby, but the ...
This British Overseas Territory remains a low-key place, with narrow roads and few large buildings. A tranquil speck in the Leeward Islands, Anguilla is 16 miles long, three miles wide and home to about 16,000 inhabitants. The landscape is flat and scrubby, but the sea is a luminous turquoise, and the white-sand beaches are among the best in the Caribbean. Perhaps because of its proximity to the French islands of St. Martin and St. Barths, Anguilla boasts a surprising number of excellent restaurants. Most visitors arrive either by plane from Puerto Rico or by private hotel cruiser from St. Martin (35 minutes). For the more adventurous, there is an entertaining public ferry.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Passport. Visit travel.state.gov, and for travelers’ health information, cdc.gov.
WHEN TO VISIT
There is little variation in the year-round temperature, and rainfall is light. The most pleasant time to visit is January to June.
Hotels & Restaurants in Anguilla
