Anguilla in a Nutshell
Unique beach experiences can be found all over Anguilla, starting with the exceptional sands of Shoal Bay. This calm and quiet spot is dotted with bars and cafés along the beachfront, offering the perfect base to rehydrate and recharge after a long day in the sunshine.
Golden sands, blue skies and a whole lot of happiness can be found at Rendezvous Bay. Once the location of a key battle between the English and French for colonial control over the island, you can now simply enjoy lounging on the shore and dipping in and out of the sparkling ocean.
Food is king in Anguilla, and you can enjoy a wide range of local and international cuisines all over the island. Step right into the heart of Rome at Dolce Vita Restaurant in Sandy Ground, an award-winning establishment specialises in delicious Italian cuisine. This open-air eatery with bay views features classic dishes such as linguine, fresh local lobster and speciality risotto dishes, all served to smooth jazz playing softly in the background.
For views that live up to the name, Sunset Lounge at the Four Seasons Resort and Residences exceeds every expectation. Exquisite Japanese cuisine – including arguably the island’s best sushi – delicious cocktails, live music, and unbeatable Caribbean scenery make this the prime location for friends and loved ones to come together and enjoy the very best of luxury island life.
Non-stop music and flowing cocktails can be found at the iconic Johnno's Place in Sandy Ground. A laid-back beach bar by day and a club by night, visitors and locals alike have been joining together for a good time here since it opened its doors in the mid-80s. Try the legendary whole snapper, freshly caught and cooked to perfection, followed by ‘The Famous Punch’, which truly lives up to its name – a concoction full of delicious local rum that does indeed pack some clout!
End your evenings in style by immersing yourself in Anguilla’s low-key yet electrifying nightlife. After a relaxing day on Rendezvous Bay Beach you can head to the Dune Preserve, a music bar opened by Bankie Banx, Anguilla’s very own reggae music star. Enjoy a steady stream of drinks and excellent live music from the man himself for an unforgettable evening. Banx and his band perform live on Wednesday and Friday nights, and every March sees his annual ‘Moonsplash’ festival take place, bringing reggae rhythms and the full moon together in perfect harmony!
Elvis’ Beach Bar is another essential stop on your night-time outings. Located right on the beach in Sandy Ground, this popular haunt offers an eclectic mix of entertainment that varies from one evening to the next. Saturdays are filled with all-night dancing – sometimes complete with a limbo stick – and an energetic atmosphere, while other nights take on a more chilled vibe with smaller groups sat down enjoying a backdrop of gentle reggae sounds.
Unique beach experiences can be found all over Anguilla, starting with the exceptional sands of Shoal Bay. This calm and quiet spot is dotted with bars and cafés along the beachfront, offering the perfect base to rehydrate and recharge after a long day in the sunshine.
Golden sands, blue skies and a whole lot of happiness can be found at Rendezvous Bay. Once the location of a key battle between the English and French for colonial control over the island, you can now simply enjoy lounging on the shore and dipping in and out of the sparkling ocean.
Food is king in Anguilla, and you can enjoy a wide range of local and international cuisines all over the island. Step right into the heart of Rome at Dolce Vita Restaurant in Sandy Ground, an award-winning establishment specialises in delicious Italian cuisine. This open-air eatery with bay views features classic dishes such as linguine, fresh local lobster and speciality risotto dishes, all served to smooth jazz playing softly in the background.
For views that live up to the name, Sunset Lounge at the Four Seasons Resort and Residences exceeds every expectation. Exquisite Japanese cuisine – including arguably the island’s best sushi – delicious cocktails, live music, and unbeatable Caribbean scenery make this the prime location for friends and loved ones to come together and enjoy the very best of luxury island life.
Non-stop music and flowing cocktails can be found at the iconic Johnno's Place in Sandy Ground. A laid-back beach bar by day and a club by night, visitors and locals alike have been joining together for a good time here since it opened its doors in the mid-80s. Try the legendary whole snapper, freshly caught and cooked to perfection, followed by ‘The Famous Punch’, which truly lives up to its name – a concoction full of delicious local rum that does indeed pack some clout!
End your evenings in style by immersing yourself in Anguilla’s low-key yet electrifying nightlife. After a relaxing day on Rendezvous Bay Beach you can head to the Dune Preserve, a music bar opened by Bankie Banx, Anguilla’s very own reggae music star. Enjoy a steady stream of drinks and excellent live music from the man himself for an unforgettable evening. Banx and his band perform live on Wednesday and Friday nights, and every March sees his annual ‘Moonsplash’ festival take place, bringing reggae rhythms and the full moon together in perfect harmony!
Elvis’ Beach Bar is another essential stop on your night-time outings. Located right on the beach in Sandy Ground, this popular haunt offers an eclectic mix of entertainment that varies from one evening to the next. Saturdays are filled with all-night dancing – sometimes complete with a limbo stick – and an energetic atmosphere, while other nights take on a more chilled vibe with smaller groups sat down enjoying a backdrop of gentle reggae sounds.
Unique beach experiences can be found all over Anguilla, starting with the exceptional sands of Shoal Bay. This calm and quiet spot is dotted with bars and cafés along the beachfront, offering the perfect base to rehydrate and recharge after a long day in the sunshine.
Golden sands, blue skies and a whole lot of happiness can be found at Rendezvous Bay. Once the location of a key battle between the English and French for colonial control over the island, you can now simply enjoy lounging on the shore and dipping in and out of the sparkling ocean.
Food is king in Anguilla, and you can enjoy a wide range of local and international cuisines all over the island. Step right into the heart of Rome at Dolce Vita Restaurant in Sandy Ground, an award-winning establishment specialises in delicious Italian cuisine. This open-air eatery with bay views features classic dishes such as linguine, fresh local lobster and speciality risotto dishes, all served to smooth jazz playing softly in the background.
For views that live up to the name, Sunset Lounge at the Four Seasons Resort and Residences exceeds every expectation. Exquisite Japanese cuisine – including arguably the island’s best sushi – delicious cocktails, live music, and unbeatable Caribbean scenery make this the prime location for friends and loved ones to come together and enjoy the very best of luxury island life.
Non-stop music and flowing cocktails can be found at the iconic Johnno's Place in Sandy Ground. A laid-back beach bar by day and a club by night, visitors and locals alike have been joining together for a good time here since it opened its doors in the mid-80s. Try the legendary whole snapper, freshly caught and cooked to perfection, followed by ‘The Famous Punch’, which truly lives up to its name – a concoction full of delicious local rum that does indeed pack some clout!
End your evenings in style by immersing yourself in Anguilla’s low-key yet electrifying nightlife. After a relaxing day on Rendezvous Bay Beach you can head to the Dune Preserve, a music bar opened by Bankie Banx, Anguilla’s very own reggae music star. Enjoy a steady stream of drinks and excellent live music from the man himself for an unforgettable evening. Banx and his band perform live on Wednesday and Friday nights, and every March sees his annual ‘Moonsplash’ festival take place, bringing reggae rhythms and the full moon together in perfect harmony!
Elvis’ Beach Bar is another essential stop on your night-time outings. Located right on the beach in Sandy Ground, this popular haunt offers an eclectic mix of entertainment that varies from one evening to the next. Saturdays are filled with all-night dancing – sometimes complete with a limbo stick – and an energetic atmosphere, while other nights take on a more chilled vibe with smaller groups sat down enjoying a backdrop of gentle reggae sounds.
frequently asked questions
In Anguilla you can take part in all manner of water- and land-based activities including diving and snorkelling, sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and kitesurfing. On dryer terrain you can enjoy birdwatching, golf, tennis, horse riding, and explore beautiful caves. Cultural experiences include visiting art galleries and sightseeing historical landmarks and natural attractions.
Like much of the Caribbean, Anguilla doesn’t observe Daylight Saving Time, so the island’s time remains unchanged throughout the year. During British Summer Time (BST) Anguilla is 5 hours behind the UK; in the winter when the UK is on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), Anguilla is just 4 hours behind.
Anguilla enjoys a near-perfect climate year-round, but between December and April is considered the best time to visit. This is the island’s dry season and most popular time of year for tourists to come. You’ll experience superb weather, warm ocean temperatures, and minimal rainfall – perfection!