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Anguilla Beaches
Anguilla is a beach island. Sixteen miles long and not very wide (three miles at the widest point), in the narrowest places on the island you can actually walk from an Anguilla beach on one shore to a beach on the other in a couple of minutes! Anguilla boasts 33 beaches, all of which are open to the public and absolutely picture-perfect, the kind of beaches you thought you could only dream about. Below is a list of the best Anguilla beaches.
Beach Description Codes |
Sw |
Swimming |
Sn |
Snorkeling |
R |
Beachfront restaurant |
V |
Views |
H |
Fishing boat harbor |
U |
undertow and heavy waves (not for swimming) |
Ro |
Rocky beach |
Anguilla Beach Descriptions
Barnes Bay |
Sw, Sn, R |
Blowing Point |
Sw, Sn, R, ferry point |
Captains Bay |
V, U |
Cove Bay |
Sw, R, best beach for children |
Crocus Bay |
Sw, Sn, R, boating |
Forest Bay |
Sn, R |
Island Harbour |
R, H |
Junks Hole Bay |
R, Ro |
Limestone Bay |
Sw, Sn, V (cliffs) |
Little Bay |
Sw, Sn (best) |
Little Harbour |
Sw, R |
Long Pond Bay |
V, Ro, U |
Maundays Bay |
Sw, R |
Meads Bay |
Sw (gentle waves), Sn, R |
Merrywing Bay |
Sn, Ro |
Mimi Bay |
Sw (no surf at all) |
Rendezvous Bay |
Sw, R, V |
Sandy Ground |
R (also known as Road Bay), H |
Sandy Hill Bay |
Sn, H |
Savannah Bay |
Sw, perfect waves for boogie boarding |
Scilly Cay |
Sw, Sn, R, snorkeling equipment rentals |
Shoal Bay West |
Sw, Sn, R, activities, glass bottom boat rides |
Turtle Cove |
V |
Winward Point Bay |
V, U |
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