Laid Back Luxury Awaits in Anguilla

The best time to visit Anguilla is between December and April, when the weather is warm, dry, and perfect for the beach. This is also peak season, so booking in advance is recommended. For quieter stays and lower rates, the shoulder months of May and November are ideal. The summer and early autumn months (June to October) are warmer and more humid, with a higher chance of tropical storms.

UK passport holders do not require a visa to visit Anguilla for stays of up to 90 days. You will need a passport valid for the duration of your trip and proof of onward or return travel.

There are no direct flights from the UK to Anguilla. Most travellers fly to Antigua, St Maarten, or Miami and then connect by short regional flight or ferry. Your travel consultant can advise the most seamless route depending on your preferences.

Yes, Anguilla is considered one of the safest islands in the Caribbean. Crime rates are low, and the island is known for its welcoming and laid-back atmosphere. As with any destination, normal travel precautions are recommended.

Yes, Anguilla is an excellent choice for families. The island’s beaches are calm, clean, and perfect for young children to paddle and play safely. Many of the 4* and 5* resorts offer kids’ clubs, babysitting services, and family suites or villasdesigned with extra space and privacy in mind. Activities such as horse riding on the beach, kayaking in shallow waters, boat trips to offshore cays, and cultural events with live music and dancing ensure that children and teenagers are kept entertained. Parents will also appreciate the island’s relaxed atmosphere, excellent dining, and the sense of security that comes with a close-knit community.

Anguilla is famous for its 33 spectacular beaches, but the island offers far more than sunbathing. Watersports are a highlight, with opportunities for snorkelling, paddleboarding, windsurfing, sailing, and diving among coral reefs. Golfers can enjoy a round at the championship course overlooking the sea, while those interested in culture can explore heritage sites, art galleries, and vibrant music venues that showcase the island’s lively traditions. Food lovers will find Anguilla to be a Caribbean culinary capital, home to world-class fine dining restaurants as well as authentic beachside barbecue shacks. For a special day out, visitors can take a boat excursion to nearby cays such as Sandy Island and Prickly Pear, ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and enjoying freshly grilled seafood. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Anguilla caters to every type of traveller.