Sketch Your Own Vacation Days Freely on the Magical Sheet of the Anguilla Island

Confused by the title? Let me clear that to you. The Land (Magical Sheet) of Anguilla features flexibility on which you can opt to visit sites and stay houses (Sketch Your Vacation Days) of your own choice without any difficulties (Freely). Clearing stating, if you are hunting for luxury and privacy, rent a villa; for recreation under sun-on sand-beside the cool blue beach or water sports, head for a beach; looking out for a scenic drive? – reach on its back roads. All this is simply fun and frolic on the Caribbean treasure.

Anguilla Tourist Attractions

• Anguilla National Trust Museum:
  Situated in the Valley, watch out here for educational exhibits of the natural, archeological, and historical resources. For a detail trip, you can contact the Anguilla National Trust that can take you on a heritage tour of the flora, fauna, and archaeology of the island.
• Heritage Museum:
  Situated besides the East End Pond Bird Sanctuary, the museum displays an exclusive and attractive artifacts dating back to the prosperous era of the Arawaks. Enter the museum with the minimal admission fee of $5.00 for adults and $3 for children under 12. It is opened from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Mondays to Saturdays.
• The Old Valley:
  Situated on the road to Crocus Hill, this houses a few of the well-maintained historical buildings where you can come to know about the island’s past. You can explore it on your own.
• Sandy Ground, Old Salt Factory, and Pumphouse:
  These sites will tell you about the significance of the salt industry. However, you need to make an appointment for this available only on Thursdays at 10 a.m. For children, this tour is free; while adult cost is $10.
• Stonehenge Minor:
  This is an unbelievable place of visit particularly during the sunrise with its serene atmosphere that cannot be described in words or in photos.

• Snorkel on the Chocolat:
  Mr. Rollins Ruan is the superb captain for snorkeling for which I will be always thankful to him. He took us to Prickly Pear and Sandy Island that formed our one-day hang out on his fine 35-foot catamaran Chocolat boat. The Prickly Pear is an isolated and small version of Anguilla offering golden-yellow sands and rich turquoise waters that smartly earns your trip. The Ripples Restaurant here is simple delightful where his wife served the best cuisine for lunch.
• The Hibernia:
  This is the must visiting restaurant at this island without which your joy and experience is not complete with lack of the delicious French/Asian food. Although there are many restaurants here, this grabs the first rank in the list due to its environs, food, and service. Do not miss to have raisin ice cream.
• Scilly Cay:
  This is a small place of eating and being joyous. The Sandra and Eudoxie Wallace’s restaurant and the playground are the breathtaking visits here with live music.
• A free water taxi transport service is available in the Little Harbor’s dock. It is good to be here in the afternoons.
• Malliouhana Hotel:
  This site offers the most living moment on this island surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean in the north and the Caribbean Sea on the South, – the view of the never erasing sun setting down the horizon in the Atlantic. Do not miss this at all! It will truly make your trip worthy.

• Rendezvous Bay Beach:
  This is a 2-mile expanse of the seawater with soft white sand and lukewarm water that simply invites you for a gentle walk around the cool breeze. The scenery here is simply breathtaking. Have some worthy serene experience while walking on the water soaked sand.
• Long Drive at Anguilla:
  As I said that the island is quite malleable, we just rent a jeep to fulfill certain unseen options. We actually drived to explore some its mysterious back roads to find the start and end of it and what sights are on offer. To make our trip engaging and surprising, we came out of the jeep in between to talk with the inhabitants and to shop at the local stores to know about the tradition and culture of the island. Then, we explored some glittering beaches including the Sea Feather Bay, Little Bay, Windward Point Bay, and Mead’s Bay.
• The Dune Preserve:
  This is the worth visiting place looking over the Rendezvous Bay that offers good food and reggae music. Here, Mr. Bankie is a reggae musician who well soaks the people in his heart touching music. In addition, you can also have some of his ideal CDs.
• BBQ Tents:
  Do not miss this experience of eating with the locals here on their lunch break.
• Live Music:
  This is one of the most refreshing entertainments in nights at many places on the island. Apart from the first ranker Dune Preserve, look for Sprocka’s or the Pumphouse to admire the local ability.

Fine Worthy Restaurants

• Tasty’s
• E’s Oven
• Palm Grove (Savannah Bay)
• Pump House (Sandy Ground)
• Cedar Grove Cafe
• Oliver’s (lunch)
• George’s (lunch)
• The Overlook (dinner)

Best Time to Visit

Peak time of December to April where February is crowded by maximum visitors

Accommodations

Cheap Ones:

• Anguilla Ku Hotel

• Arawak Beach Inn
• Lloyd’s Guest House
• The Fountain Beach Hotel
• The Cocoloba Beach Resort

Five Star Hotels and Resorts:

• The Malliouhana
• Cap Juluca Resort
• CuisinArt Resort & Spa