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Lenox Says: Lounge around, swim, snorkel, seek shells, watersports or simply stand in awe. 33 white sand, places of beauty. Just get there and you will figure it out.
Lenox Says: For those who love fishing this is can be relaxing and fun if you find the right spot. The awesome thing is, you never know what you will catch, from snapper, hinds, parrotfish, jacks, triggerfish and it goes on and on. An awesome spot to do this is flatcap point next to...
Rum Tasting at the Pyrat Rum Factory
Lenox Says: For the rum lovers or those who just want a taste of Anguilla this is an awesome experience. While Anguilla has no sugar cane plantations or distilleries, the raw rums are imported and blended in Anguilla to create flavours. to die for. For the tequila lovers, Patron...
Lenox Says: Boat Racing is the National Sport in Anguilla. Unlike the rest of the West Indies where cricket reigns supreme. The tradition finds its roots in Anguillas history of seafaring, where her men roamed the caribbean trading and in search of work in places like the cane fields of...
Lenox Says: The Coastline and cliffs of Anguilla are made up of sedimentary rocks and excellent source of fossilised shells and roots. A great spot is between crocus bay and Katouche bay.
Lenox Says: Anywhere in Anguilla on the beach you are bound to witness an awesome sunset.
Lenox Says: A great place to do this is at rendezvous bay any where between the Anguilla Great House and the Rendezvous Bay Hotel. Don't expect to find much on the sand. The best finds are in the shallow water using snorkelling gear.Check out Rendezvous Bay at this...
Lenox Says: An Excellent activity is to hike the coastline. A good area to start is at Winward point at the wery tip of the Island or at the western tip. The scenery is breathtaking ranging from cliffs to pebbly beaches. Great spots for romantic picnics and sunsets are at the western...
Elodias: Great beach great food
Lenox Says: Awesome place to eat on one the best beaches in Anguilla, Shoal Bay. Just about everything is off the grill. Ribs, chicken crayfish, shrimp, fish etc. The Pina Coladas are a cool way to pass the day, they are a must try. All of this in a relaxed setting.Sunday afternoon you...
Dune Preserve: Annual Moonsplash
Lenox Says: Great event held during the March full Moon. Live music across several Genres, especially for the reggae lover. Check out the link for more info. As you are...
You just Might See a turtle nesting
Lenox Says: This Leatherback turtle came right up to the beach at Cap Juluca Hotel to nest in front of the restaurant. It is an awesome sight to see. One these guys have started nesting, there isnt much that will stop them. While turtles populations are generally on the decline, because...
Lenox Says: An awesome spot for snorkelling or just chiilling. It is a small beach, but with the underwater scenery you probably will not be spending much time there. Schools of fish large and small sea fans and a wide range of species abound including turtles. The beach is accessible...
Lenox Says: Goats common sites in Anguilla as they are usually domesticated however you can still find a few in the wild, especially on the rocky coastlines. This picture was taken in the Black Garden Area.
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Snapshots of Anguilla - Anguilla ia a beautiful Island located in the Caribbean Sea. It has a population of approximatley 12,000 people and an area of 35 square miles. Anguilla is and overseas territory of the United...
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Anguilla ia a beautiful Island located in the Caribbean Sea. It has a population of approximatley 12,000 people and an area of 35 square miles. Anguilla is and overseas territory of the United...
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Life in Anguilla is not typical to other Caribbean islands. Anguilla is very small, 3 miles wide and 16 miles long. It takes me about 2 hours to cover every nook and corner. That includes stopping to...
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