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Anguilla's 36 exquisite beaches are
the island's central attraction: fine white sand, beautiful coral
reefs and the splendid Caribbean waters! Rent a car, hop on a
moped or use your feet to explore this rather small island. Be
sure to sample a few beaches before settling on a favorite.
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The Fountain |
| A national park
and home of the Anguilla Museum which houses artifacts from aboriginal
archaeological digs. The Fountain Cave has enormous stalagmite and
ancient rock carvings. Addr: Near Shoal Bay Ph: 497-2767.
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Scilly Cay |
| A secluded, peaceful
island for excellent snorkeling, lush greenery and barbecued lobster
& crayfish feasts at the main restaurant. Addr: Two minute boat
ride from Island Harbor Jetty. |
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Carnival |
| A week long celebration
beginning at the end of July. Parades, music, boat races and sporting
events. Ph: Anguilla Tourist Office 497-2759. Wallblake House: An
old plantation house (1787) echoing rumors of high living and dark
intrigue. Owned by St. Gerard's Catholic Church. Addr: Cross Roads,
The Valley Ph: 497-2405 for viewing. |
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Crocus Bay |
| An expansive port
where sailboats are launched for the popular Anguilla boat races.
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Sandy Ground |
| One of the most
charming of Anguilla's harborside villages. Maunday's Bay: One of
the best beaches for shell hunting and home to the Cap Juluca luxury
resort. |
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