Explore the unparalleled beauty and charm of Anguilla, renowned as the culinary capital of the Caribbean, where pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant culture await your adventure.

NAMED #1 ISLAND in the Caribbean by Travel and Leisure, Anguilla offers stunning beaches, luxury accommodations and an inspired culinary scene.

From Anguilla to St. Maarten the ferries run from approximately 7:30am to 4:30pm. First time visitors: All persons traveling to and from Anguilla by ferry must clear Customs & Immigration at the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal.

Anguilla is open to pre-approved visitors. Learn about the process and life on Anguilla ───

Anguilla is approximately 16 miles long, from the East End to the West End, and 3 miles at its widest point. Our cuisine Anguilla’s local cuisine has an allure that appeals to Anguillians and visitors alike…

Six nearby islands belong to Anguilla: Scrub Island, Sombrero, Dog Island, Sandy Island, Prickly Pear and Anguillita. Many tour companies offer “Anguilla by Sea” tours, which take you to one or more of these islands for a day of swimming, snorkeling and fantastic food.

All persons traveling to and from Anguilla must clear Customs & Immigration at either the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal or at Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport. Persons traveling by private boat must contact and clear Customs & Immigration at Sandy Ground.

Living off the sea and the land, they established farms and villages on Anguilla. Over the following three thousand years, a succession of tribes and cultures called our island home. Painting of our earliest inhabitants

Anguilla is the northernmost island of the Leeward Islands in the Eastern Caribbean How to get here Anguilla lies around 150 miles east of Puerto Rico and nine miles north…

NAMED #1 ISLAND in the Caribbean by Travel and Leisure, Anguilla offers stunning beaches, luxury accommodations and an inspired culinary scene.