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What can you do in Anguilla?

and Outreach work. Our students travel across the island learning There’s a hidden world in Anguilla and it is yours to explore if you’re up for it - The Anguilla National Trust offers Anguilla's widest selection of nature, heritage and walking tours. Come explore a different side of our beautiful island with us.

Is Anguilla a good place to live?

Alluring and unassuming, Anguilla is a Caribbean gem. Dazzling beaches are the island's biggest attraction, mixed with friendly locals and an authentic island vibe.

Where can I find historical information about Anguilla?

The Heritage Collection Museum is a great place to learn more about the history of Anguilla. Island artifacts, early 20th-century photographs, old postage stamps, and important documents trace the island's history, from the days of the Taino to the present. It lies in the East End Village, near the Salt Pond.

Is Anguilla a good place to snorkel?

The government of Anguilla has designated the site as an underwater archeological preserve, where divers can spot submerged treasures like anchors, cannon balls, and even religious medallions. Local experts share how to best explore the island — stellar snorkeling and live music included.

What is the best beach in Anguilla?

A broad and long sweep of radiant white sand, Shoal Bay East is one of the best beaches in the Caribbean. Ideal for swimming and snorkeling, the waters offer some of Anguilla's most beautiful coral gardens, inhabited by hundreds of tiny iridescent fish, and the sand is soft and squeaky clean.

What is Anguilla famous for?

Close to Shoal Bay, the Fountain Cavern is Anguilla's top archaeological site. This natural and cultural wonder is home to two freshwater pools and many Amerindian petroglyphs, which lie 15 meters below ground in a cave. The most significant of these is a tall stalagmite carved in the shape of "Jocahu," the supreme God of the Taino Indians.