Anguilla where tranquility is top attractions

From a best kept secret of Caribbean to a tourist destination of repute, Anguilla’s transformation has been dramatic. Anguilla may be opened to tourists but it has embraced none of hazards of tourism. Instead of offering hedonistic pleasures to guests, Anguilla banks on its natural wonders which are plentiful in number in the form of turquoise ocean waters, powdery beaches and other tranquil locations. In addition excellent food, great hospitality and wonderful music further strengthens its position as one of the most sought after destinations in Anguilla. Owing to these features travellers often flight to Anguilla. For those travellers, we give a lowdown on top attractions and activities in Anguilla.

Rendezvous Bay

This two miles long stretch is one of the major reasons to visit Anguilla. Tranquil waters allow even less skilled swimmers to swim. With mild sound of Dune Bay in vicinity Rendezvous Bay emerges as a destination where serenity seeking family vacationers would love to go. The area remains open all days of a week and entry to it is free. Those who want isolation should visit this area on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons when it get crowded.

Sandy Ground

One of the major beaches in Anguilla Sandy beach is well known for its various fun activities. So head to beach where there are a large number of fun activities are on display. Several restaurants front the beach where you can stop for meals. The beach also serves as a major harbour in Anguilla and remains busy for most part of the day.

Dune Reserve

Dune Reserve is relatively unknown for a large number of foreign vacationers. Bankie Banx Dune Reserve is one of the must visit destinations situated on Rendezvous Bay. Bankie Banx the famous reggae artist who is a native of Anguilla who travelled worldwide for several concerts before opening this live music spot. The venue attracts a large number of vacationers during the noon. But one should plan a trip in the evening where crowd is relatively less.

Shoal Bay East

Anguilla is home to no less than 33 beaches, but Shoal Bay East stands out in the crowd due to its several interesting features. The beach caters to the day-trippers from St. Martin/St. Maarten and there are a good number of restaurants and bars to provide travellers a quality experience. The adventure enthusiasts can try their hands in activities that include snorkelling, parasailing and scuba diving. With rising popularity the crowd to the beach has also increased that must be taken into consideration before planning a trip. The beach is beautiful but large crowd may spoil the fun.

Wallblake House

The Valley, the Angullan capital is home to some of the most prominent buildings but Wallblake House is prominent among them. Most of the travellers overlook this building during their trip to Anguilla but a visit would be very rewarding. A trip to Walkable house is highly popular among history buffs.