All Country Regions in Anguilla

Blowing Point, Anguilla, combines a Caribbean ferry gateway with quiet beaches, sea views, island history and easy access to the west coast.

Crocus Hill, Anguilla, combines historic buildings, elevated island views, Crocus Bay and a quieter gateway to the island’s central heritage.

Explore East End Anguilla for quiet coves, Indigenous heritage, limestone landscapes, fishing communities and the island’s Atlantic-facing coastline.

Maundays Bay in Anguilla pairs calm Caribbean swimming, sunset beaches and resort dining with easy access to the island’s wider coastal heritage.

Meads Bay, Anguilla pairs a sheltered west-coast beach with sunset dining, water activities, villas and easy access to the island’s wider heritage.

North Hill, Anguilla, combines elevated island views, historic village character, Crocus Bay and easy access to the island’s beaches and local food.

Sandy Ground, Anguilla, combines a working harbour, historic salt pond, beachside dining and relaxed evening life on the island’s northern coast.

Sandy Hill, Anguilla, combines a historic fort, quiet eastern landscapes, island food and easy access to coastal communities and bays.

Scrub Island, Anguilla offers quiet offshore scenery, clear Caribbean waters, wildlife and boat-based escapes away from developed beaches.

Shoal Bay in Anguilla pairs clear reef-protected water and coral sand with snorkelling, Caribbean seafood, relaxed beach bars and quiet island living.

Sombrero Island, Anguilla’s remote northern outpost, offers lighthouse history, seabird habitat and demanding maritime exploration for authorised visitors.

Stoney Ground, Anguilla, offers a quiet north-coast base for local life, fishing heritage, coastal drives and exploring the island’s beaches.