[Caribbean Travel] England: Anguilla Valley

Anguilla is a small British island, and although it has a small population, it is famous as a tourist spot. Many of the buildings from the British colonial period remain, and there are many popular resorts. Not only that, but it also attracts a lot of tourists with its beautiful beaches and warm weather all year round.

place

Anguilla is a small island located in the Caribbean Sea.

history

Anguilla was once inhabited by the Arawak people. After Columbus discovered the island in 1493, it came under British control in the 1600s. In the 1700s, a war broke out between England and France, but the British won and ruled the land. It became a British dominion in 1967 and declared independence in 1969, but the rebellion was suppressed and it became a British territory again.

climate

Anguilla has a warm climate all year round. Temperatures range from 24°C to 33°C throughout the year.

language

The official language of Anguilla is English.

security

Anguilla is said to be relatively safe in the Caribbean, but you still need to be careful. Pickpockets and thieves are more likely to occur, so please refrain from going out at night or going out alone as much as possible.

industry

Anguilla has a long history of cotton cultivation. In recent years, resort development has also progressed, and the tourism industry is being promoted.

Race

Anguilla is mostly descended from African immigrants, while others are indigenous and British.

religion

Anguilla is predominantly Protestant Christian.

currency

Anguilla uses the East Caribbean dollar.

Sightseeing Spot 1 : Anguillan Christian Fellowship Church

Anguilla Island Christian Church. The Anguilla Island Christian Church not only functions as a church, such as holding masses, but also serves as a gathering place for the people of Anguilla Island. There are many events such as talks.

Sightseeing Spot 2 : Stone Cellar Art Gallery

A popular tourist spot. A number of art works, mainly paintings, are on display, and bench seats are provided along the walls. There is a space where you can enjoy meals and cafes.

Sightseeing Spot 3 : Little Bay

It’s a beach spot in a tiny little cove in Anguilla. It’s a good place for people who are snorkeling. Due to its remote location, it must be reached by boat.

Sightseeing Spot 4 : Shoal Bay

A relatively quiet beach in Anguilla. Shoal Bay is about a 20 minute drive from the Anguilla ferry terminal. It is characterized by few people and quietness.

Sightseeing Spot 5 : Meads Bay

The beach is very popular for its transparency, which looks like a mixture of blue and green. There are many hotels and restaurants around the beach, so you can relax and enjoy your stay.

Sightseeing Spot 6 : Rendezvous Bay Beach

It is the longest of the many beaches on Anguilla. March is a month of excitement with the Moonsplash Music Festival, which brings together local and international musicians.

Sightseeing Spot 7 : Sandy Island

Sandy Island is a remote island in the Caribbean island of Anguilla. A small remote island with a length of about 250m, with only palm trees and restaurants. It has been the setting for many movies and commercials.

Hotel

Anguilla has a wide range of accommodation options. The closest is Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport. You can book flights and accommodation from the link below. Other languages are also supported.