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Anguilla - Shoal Bay East
Anguilla is simply a beach lover's paradise and of the 33 magnificent beaches, Shoal Bay is our top pick. The 2-mile strand of perfect white sand has been named the world's best beach by many of the top tourist magazines, which means a good portion of the beach is lined with villas, small resorts and umbrellas. There are several great open-air restaurants bumping with live music and rum punch.
Anguilla - Scilly Cay
Head over to Island Harbour and wave at the little island in the distance. Within a few short minutes your Scilly Cay ferry will whisk you away for a unique dining experience. There's one building here and it serves some of the best, alive-just-minutes-ago lobster! Add rum punch and the panoramic view of the Island Harbour and this spot is a favorite of ours and many who visit Anguilla. Open for lunch only and closed on Mondays. Entertainment on Wednesday and Sundays.
Anguilla - Shoal Bay West
Pleasant curve of sand with relatively calm waters for swimming. The view of St. Martin and Saba from this beach make it an enjoyable place to sit and stare for hours. The beach is dotted with upscale resorts and restaurants. Public Access to Shoal Bay West Between Cove Castles and the next villa on the western end. Right next to Altamer Restaurant on the eastern end.
ANG - Prickly Pear
Prickly Pear Cays is two small, uninhabited islands located just 6 miles from Road Bay Anguilla. They are divided by a narrow channel into Prickly Pear east and Prickly Pear west. Both offer 360 degrees of powdery sand and turquoise water. It's popular among swimmers and snorkelers looking for a less crowded experience. You'll have to hop a sailboat or catamaran to make your way over but the effort is rewarded. May we suggest snorkeling the Anguilla side where the tourist boats don't sail ...
SXM - Pinel Island
This is a deserted island off the coast of Orient Beach where you can pick your lobster out of the fresh water, and they grill right there for you. The end of the road at French Cul de Sac opens onto a wide sandy area where there is a small wooden dock. Vendors and small ferryboats are waiting there to run you over to the islet for a fee of five dollars. It is possible to swim over, especially with snorkel gear. There are no cars, no electricity, etc., but you will find two small beach bars ...
