SUSTAINABLE AND ECO-HOTELS IN Anguilla

THE 8 MOST ETHICAL AND SUSTAINABLE HOTELS IN Anguilla according to ETIC Hotels

Belmond Cap Juluca

ETIC carbon rating
31.8
tCO2e
ETIC gold rating
8.9
/10

From: £0

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Zemi Beach House, LXR Hotels & Resorts

Family hotels, Green Hotel, Hotels with spa
ETIC carbon rating
22.6
tCO2e
ETIC gold rating
8.2
/10

From: £424.6

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Frangipani Beach Resort

Hotels with charm, Sport hotels
ETIC carbon rating
47.9
tCO2e
ETIC Bronze rating
5.3
/10

From: £283.1

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Four Seasons Anguilla

ETIC carbon rating
30.8
tCO2e
ETIC Bronze rating
5
/10

From: £0

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Paradise Cove Resort

Family hotels, Golf hotels, Beach hotels, Sport hotels
ETIC carbon rating
39.7
tCO2e
ETIC Bronze rating
4.8
/10

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Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla

Golf hotels, Hotels with spa, Sport hotels, Family hotels
ETIC carbon rating
49
tCO2e
ETIC Bronze rating
3.9
/10

From: £520.2

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Spyglass Hill Anguilla

ETIC carbon rating
26.1
tCO2e
ETIC Bronze rating
3.7
/10

From: £0

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Belmond Cap Juluca Anguilla

ETIC carbon rating
44.8
tCO2e
ETIC Bronze rating
3.7
/10

From: £0

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COUNTRY PROFILE

Anguilla

  • Official Name:British overseas territory

  • Capital:Population 13,550

  • Population: Area 96 sq km 37 sq miles

  • Area: Major language English

  • Major Languages: Major religion Christianity

  • Major Religions: Life expectancy 79 years men, 81 years women

  • Life expectancy: Currency East Caribbean dollar

  • Currency: Anguilla

Things to see in Anguilla

  • Shoal Bay East

    Shoal Bay East is a broad and long sweep of radiant white sand that beach connoisseurs consider to be Anguilla€™s premier strand and 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. A few resorts and restaurants fringe the shores here, and umbrellas and lounge chairs are available for rent. Despite its beauty, this beach remains blissfully peaceful and uncrowded.Accommodation: Where to Stay in Anguilla 2 Meads Bay Beach

  • Meads Bay Beach

    One of the most popular beaches on the island€™s west end, Meads Bay presents a stunning one-and-a-half kilometer stretch of white-sand beach with clear, calm waters for swimming. The sand here is the consistency of soft, finely ground flour. Luxury villas and resorts line the shores, tucked back in the tropical foliage. You€™ll also find some excellent restaurants along this stretch. Blanchards is famous and among the Caribbean€™s best fine-dining restaurants, but if you€™re looking for a more casual option, you can grab a bite to eat at its sister restaurant, Blanchards Beach Shack, next door.3 Rendezvous Bay Beach

  • Rendezvous Bay Beach

    Rendezvous Bay is a dazzling four-kilometer crescent of powdery sand and translucent sea, fringed by coconut palms. Calm and shallow, this peaceful stretch of coast is great for families with small children. Sunbathers, swimmers, and shell collectors will also be impressed. Small beach shacks dot the sand, and you can see Saint Martin from the shore. This is also a lovely beach for a sunset stroll.4 Maundays Bay Beach

  • Maundays Bay Beach

    Stretching for one and a half kilometers, Maundays Bay Beach is a sublime stretch of soft, powdery sand and aqua sea. The famous Moorish-themed Cap Juluca luxury resort is an eye-catching landmark along this beach, welcoming guests and day visitors alike. In calm conditions, beach lovers can enjoy great snorkeling and swimming in the clear water. On windy days, sailboats and windsurfers skim the bay. This magnificent beach is also a popular spot for weddings, with a glimpse of Saint Martin across the water.5 Dolphin Discovery Anguilla

When to visit in Anguilla

  • The best time to visit Anguilla is between May and August, when you stand the best chance of getting a good package deal and also avoiding the worst of the hurricane season (which generally runs from June 1 to November 30).