Photo: Anguilla Tourist BoardThirty-five square miles and thirty-three beaches. White sand, clear water, and restaurants scattered across the island. Anguilla is known for its people and its food.
Aurora Resort is up the road, with dining, a championship golf course, and a spa. Bankie Banx's Dune Preserve and Garvey's Sunshine Shack are both within walking distance for music, BBQ, and drinks.
Rendezvous Bay is the home beach: long, calm, rarely crowded, five minutes on foot. Maundays Bay and Meads Bay are the West End classics, both a short drive. Shoal Bay East sits on the other side of the island. Rendezvous Bay, Meads Bay, and Shoal Bay regularly rank among the Caribbean's best beaches.
Anguillian specialties like crayfish, conch, johnny cakes, and grilled fish. International restaurants within a short drive: Blanchards, Straw Hat, Jacala, the Aurora restaurants, the beach shacks of Rendezvous Bay.
The concierge can arrange a private chef, restaurant deliveries, or grocery provisioning before you arrive.
Boat charters to the cliffs of Little Bay, or out to Prickly Pear, Scrub Island, or Sandy Island. Kayaking, paddleboarding, scuba, surfing, and kiteboarding are available around the island. Snorkeling sites include reefs and nearshore areas with fish and coral.
The Aurora championship course is five minutes up the road. Eighteen holes, St. Martin on the horizon. Horseback rides on the sand at Cove Bay. Tennis at the resorts. Hiking trails, heritage sites, and an island you can drive end to end in under an hour.
Boat charters, private chefs, spa treatments, restaurant reservations, dive trips, kite lessons, babysitting, restaurant deliveries, party planning. The concierge takes care of it.