Anguilla, British West Indies
Discover a stunning Inspirato Collection hotel, Belmond Cap Juluca, when you visit Anguilla. The iconic beachfront resort recently reopened with a fresh and sophisticated aesthetic, elevated Caribbean cuisine, and the same legendary service it’s always cultivated. The most exclusive hotel on Anguilla, Belmond Cap overlooks tranquil Maundays Bay. Included with each stay are complimentary chaise lounges reserved daily on the beach, as well as extra-large umbrellas and chaise-side food-and-beverage service.
To the north in Long Bay Village sits Malliouhana, an Auberge Resort. Pairing modern Caribbean charm with laid-back sophistication, this bright and historical retreat offers three dining venues, a full-service salon, and access to plenty of water sports and equipment. Plus, Inspirato members get special benefits and amenities for Inspirato members.
With more white-sand beaches than mile markers and some of the best restaurants in the Caribbean, Anguilla is a haven for the sophisticated traveler. The island long ago outlawed cruise ships, casinos, and high-rise hotels in favor of discreet, upscale properties. Just 16 miles long and a mere three miles across at its widest point, Anguilla may be petite—but it makes a statement.
Participate in outdoor recreation like kayaking, snorkeling, or waterskiing in tranquil, protected bays; sailing and windsurfing on the open waters; and golfing at one of the premier island courses such as Cuisinart. Be sure to save time for lounging on some of the whitest, finest sands in the Caribbean.
Quick Facts
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Suggested airport
Princess Juliana International Airport, Saint Martin (SXM) -
Currency
Eastern Caribbean dollar -
English
English -
Time Zone
1 hour ahead of NYC -
Average Temperature
80°F year-round
Destination Highlights
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Shoal Bay East
With powdery sand that stretches for two miles and a string of lively beach bars and restaurants, Shoal Bay East often tops the list of best beaches in Anguilla and even the Caribbean as a whole.
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Little Bay
Surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, this protected cove is accessible only via boat—which makes it a remote and secluded spot to lay out a towel on soft sand, snorkel, or even cliff-dive.
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Scilly Cay
Hire a boat to sail to Scilly Cay—a small, secluded island comprised of coral in Island Harbour— where a world-famous, family-owned restaurant serves up freshly caught seafood including lobster and crayfish.
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Weather
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Forecasting Your Anguilla Vacation
Expect to enjoy sunny and warm days throughout the year, highs in the 80s and lows in the low 70s, tempered by ever-present sea breezes and very little rain. Anticipate generally clear skies during the winter months and light clouds in the summertime.
