Local experts share top recommendations on the Caribbean island.
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The secret is out about the exclusive paradise of Anguilla.
Enjoy a sunset sail on a classic ship.
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“A sunset cruise on a classic West Indian sloop is quite memorable,” says Liburd.
The delicious cocktails and Caribbean bites served onboard certainly don’t hurt.
Rent a car to explore the island.
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Play tennis with Anguilla Tennis Academy.
Try kitesurfing with Anguilla Watersports.
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Break up a long afternoon on the beach with kitesurfing lessons withAnguilla Watersports.
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Paddleboards and glass-bottomed kayaks are also available for rent.
Visit Anguilla’s off-shore cays.
Snorkel at Shoal Bay.
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Take a Moke ride.
These open-air vintage vehicles, originally from Britain, are now an iconic Caribbean mode of transportation.
Enjoy Anguillas live music scene.
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Swim at Meads Bay.
Sample Anguillan roadside barbeque.
“Locals, expats, tourists everyone will be there,” says Kircher.
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“Inexpensive and amazing, it’s always a go-to.”
Enjoy Anguilla’s rich culinary scene.
One must-try eatery for Caribbean fare is Sharky’s.
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Take in the views from Crocus Hill.
With an elevation of just 213 feet, Crocus Hill is the highest point on Anguilla.
Don’t let the low elevation fool you the road to the top is steep.
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Learn about Anguilla’s history through petroglyphs.
To learn more about the island’s indigenous history, consider booking a heritage tour withAnguilla National Trust.
Spot nesting sea turtles.
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Its an informative and engaging way to support the island’s critical sea turtle conservation efforts.
Hit the spa.
Visit Rendezvous Bay.
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Fewer resorts along the shores here keep things more tranquil than at other beaches on the island.
Try your hand at salt picking.
“For many years, the salt industry on the island was huge,” says Liburd.
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“It’s one of the most authentic and historic experiences visitors can have on the island.”
Celebrate Anguilla’s carnival.
Play a round of golf.
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Dive at the wreck site of a Spanish galleon.
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