Anguilla Cities and Regions

The capital and local business center is home to Wallblake Airport, the picturesque, open-air People’s Produce Market, art galleries, and locally oriented shops and snack bars. Neighborhoods include Upper Valley, Lower Valley, Crocus Hill, Rey Hill, Roaches Hill, North Side, and The Quarter. Visitors pass through the town to get from one end of the island to the other.

The tourist center of the island, with the most luxurious resorts, a greater selection of high-quality shops and restaurants, and the island’s only golf course.

On the southern shore of the island, this small fishing village’s new piers comfortably berth local ferries that share the duty of plying back and forth to French St. Martin every 30 minutes. Stop at one of its small markets or rum shops while you’re there.

Set on the north shore of the island, Anguilla’s main port is a picturesque string of small, inexpensive hotels, guesthouses, beachside restaurants, and lively bars set between the calm waters of Road Bay and the Road Salt Pond.

Quiet and less populated than the West End, with a few restaurants, small hotels, and lovely villas, this is Anguilla the way it used to be...at least for the moment.

On the north shore of the island, this 2-mile-long beach is known for water sports facilities, more moderately priced hotels and restaurants, and celebrated sands that regularly end up on lists of the world’s best beaches.