From sensational tropical experiences on Sandy Island to an 80-acre ‘rainforest’, Anguilla has landmark attractions for everyone.
Sandy Island
Sandy Island is a small cay off Sandy Ground beach in Anguilla that offers visitors a sensational tropical experience. It’s far away enough for that quintessential Robinson Crusoe feeling, yet close enough to remain connected to the comforts of the mainland. The island’s restaurant opens daily, serving fresh seafood and grilled meats, whilst the bar is fully stocked with ice cold beers and spirits from around the world.
Wallblake House
Built in 1787, Wallblake House is the oldest and only surviving plantation house in Anguilla. It is also one of the few plantation houses remaining in the Caribbean where the entire complex of buildings, including the kitchen, stable, and workers quarters, have survived and remain virtually intact. The Wallblake House Trust maintains the complex so that it can thrive as a centre for cultural, social, and educational events for the entire island.
Katouche
Hike and climb through Katouche, an 80-acre estate often referred to as the “rainforest” of Anguilla. Almost every plant indigenous to Anguilla can be found on the estate, where you can learn about their many medicinal and household uses or climb into its two incredible natural caves, which were once inhabited by a gigantic rodent.
