This British overseas territory in the Caribbean holds a number of reasons why it should be included in your itinerary for a holiday vacation. If you want to get a clear picture on what relaxation truly is, book a flight and experience a getaway that will challenge your senses. Let the calm waters take you to the island and settle at their hotels ranging from different prices to suit your budget and preference. There are so many things to do in Anguilla. While swimming at its clear waters is one of the most indulging activities you could do, scuba diving and snorkeling takes you closer to the marine life and coral reefs.
You could even go fishing and feast on your great catch! No need to worry for those who couldn't go fishing, for there are so many restaurants to feed those hungry stomachs. Wine and dine at some of the islands finest restaurants Roy's Bayside Grill, The Pumphouse, Sunsets or at an 18th century Dutch plantation serving mouth-watering dishes to be paired up with a good bottle of wine.
In the afternoon, go island hopping at some of the most breathtaking, uninhabited islands and feel like you are its owner! Or take a trip down memory lane at the Heritage Collection Museum of Anguilla showcasing artifacts and photos of the the rich Angullian history. There’s also plenty of Festivals for you to take part in from the Festival Del Mar, Anguilla Summer Festival, Moonsplash and so on.
Hiking, Bird Watching, Golf and Boat Racing are just some of the other things to do in Anguilla which you may consider as something common yet it could also be your first time to try here on this island so try to make the most out of your stay and enjoy this hidden paradise.
You could even go fishing and feast on your great catch! No need to worry for those who couldn't go fishing, for there are so many restaurants to feed those hungry stomachs. Wine and dine at some of the islands finest restaurants Roy's Bayside Grill, The Pumphouse, Sunsets or at an 18th century Dutch plantation serving mouth-watering dishes to be paired up with a good bottle of wine.
In the afternoon, go island hopping at some of the most breathtaking, uninhabited islands and feel like you are its owner! Or take a trip down memory lane at the Heritage Collection Museum of Anguilla showcasing artifacts and photos of the the rich Angullian history. There’s also plenty of Festivals for you to take part in from the Festival Del Mar, Anguilla Summer Festival, Moonsplash and so on.
Hiking, Bird Watching, Golf and Boat Racing are just some of the other things to do in Anguilla which you may consider as something common yet it could also be your first time to try here on this island so try to make the most out of your stay and enjoy this hidden paradise.