Scilly Cay: Anguilla's Island Paradise

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Escape to Scilly Cay: Anguilla's unique island restaurant for fresh seafood, potent rum punch, and a laid-back Caribbean vibe.

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Scilly Cay is a tiny, privately-owned island off the coast of Island Harbour, Anguilla, home to a popular open-air restaurant and bar. Known for its fresh seafood, strong rum punches, and laid-back Caribbean vibe, it's a must-visit for a unique dining experience.

A brief summary to Scilly Cay Restaurant

Wednesday 11 am-5 pm
Thursday 11 am-5 pm
Sunday 11 am-5 pm

Local tips

Check Scilly Cay's opening days (Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays) and hours before you go, as they can vary.
Wave to the island from the Island Harbour dock, and the Scilly Cay ferry will come pick you up.
Try the grilled lobster or crayfish, Scilly Cay's most popular dishes.
Bring your swimsuit and snorkel gear to enjoy the calm waters around the island.

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Getting There

Ferry

The primary way to reach Scilly Cay is by a short ferry ride from Island Harbour. From anywhere on Anguilla, take a taxi or rental car to Island Harbour. Once at the Island Harbour dock, you can wave to Scilly Cay, and the ferry will come to pick you up. The ferry ride is only a few minutes. The round trip ferry costs US$5, which is often included in your restaurant bill.

Discover more about Scilly Cay Restaurant

Scilly Cay isn't just a restaurant; it's an experience. Located just a couple of hundred yards from the shore of Island Harbour, Anguilla, this tiny island paradise has been owned and operated by the Wallace family since 1985. What started as a simple beach bar serving grilled seafood on grape leaves has evolved into a beloved destination for locals and tourists alike.The restaurant on Scilly Cay is famous for its grilled lobster, crayfish, and fresh fish, all prepared with Sandra's secret sauce or garlic butter. The menu also includes grilled chicken and ribs, with vegetarian options available. Pair your meal with their infamous rum punch, and enjoy the stunning ocean views. The open-air setting, decorated with conch shells and lush tropical plants, creates a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.Scilly Cay offers a unique escape from the everyday. With no electricity on the island, everything is grilled fresh, and the only sounds are the lapping of the waves and the rustling of palm trees. You can spend the afternoon swimming, snorkeling, or simply lounging on the beach after your meal. On Wednesdays and Sundays, enjoy live music while you dine. Scilly Cay is also available for private events, offering a truly unforgettable setting for weddings and other special occasions.