Paradise experiences on the island of Anguilla

If you want to escape for a luxurious holiday on a secluded beach on the Caribbean coast, it is worth going to the island of Anguilla, offering the highest level of cultural and natural wealth. World-class stars choose this place to relax due to the high attention to privacy protection, exclusive resorts and a selection of over 70 restaurants with a diverse menu. The wonderful aesthetic experiences provided by the coral reefs make the island of Anguilla a popular diving destination, while the natural wealth guarantees wonderful views during long walks along the sandy beaches.

Historical outline of the island of Anguilla

They began the first settlement on Anguilla Arawaks, leaving behind petroglyphs in Big Spring Cave. The British and French fought over this wonderful island for over 150 years. After conquering the island, English settlers created a plantation economy, and the then dominant black population of Anguilla is still a reminder of this period.

A walk along the sandy beach of Anguilla

Anguilla has it 33 spectacular and varied beaches, including several classified as some of the best beaches in the Caribbean and even the world. They all have silky white sand, but with the naked eye you can see that they differ significantly in structure and color. When you decide on an exclusive holiday on the coast of Anguilla, it is worth discovering the breathtaking rock arches, such as Mead's Bay, or secluded bays, such as Little bay, which can only be reached by boat.

On Anguilla the water temperature ranges between 20ºC and 27ºC, making this part of the Caribbean Sea an ideal place for swimming. Most beaches on Anguilla are calm and quiet, with gentle shallows. From time to time, during the winter months, waves appear on the Atlantic side of the island. Although surfers have no guarantee that the waves will appear and allow them to surf, windsurfing and kitesurfing enthusiasts can enjoy favorable weather conditions all year round.

The shores of Long Pond are a quiet place to rest

Long Pond Bay is an area full of contrasts. On the one hand, Long Pond Bay has some of the wildest waves in Anguilla, crashing violently onto the rocky beach shore. On the other hand, not far from the beach, there is peace and quiet of a pristine beach. Long Pond Bay takes its name from Long Pond, a saltwater pond located just behind the wild beach.

The 23-hectare lagoon area on the southeastern coast of the main island of Anguilla has a beautiful coastline that is separated from the sea by a 300-meter-wide strip. Long Pond is a habitat of shrub vegetation on limestone. This place also delights with its fauna. The coast of Anguilla has been recognized as an important region for birds by BirdLife international, mainly because it is an important nesting site for various species. Thanks to this, you can conduct ornithological observations every day.

An unforgettable holiday experience on the island of Anguilla

Anguilla's white sandy beaches are legendary, but the island also has rugged landscapes. Luxury resorts located on the coast of the Caribbean Sea offer plenty of activities that take place in the sea, on the beach, but also away from the shore. There you can enjoy nature and take advantage of a treasure trove of attractions while hiking, horse riding, cycling or driving. It is worth getting lost and exploring the secrets of the beauty of this place.