Holiday rentals and lettings in Anguilla

In the western Caribbean lies the famous island of Anguilla along with its islets, specifically in the northern Windward Islands. It is the perfect holiday destination to get away from it all and forget your worries. Use Holidu to find tailor-made holiday rentals that offer you the highest quality services to make your trip an unforgettable experience. After sunbathing for a whole day, there is nothing more relaxing than a sauna session or a warm soak in the hot tub.

There are a number of properties on the island that work perfectly for large families and groups of friends or couples needing space for 2 to 12 people. Best of all, if you suffer too much from leaving your pets alone, you can include them in the trip and take them out to have fun in the garden or better still enjoy a nice relaxing swim in the pool while you relax with the beach surrounding the place. Our holiday rentals are located all over the island, allowing you to enjoy a sublime view of the ocean every day. Each of our sites has heating for the cold days, large and spacious rooms, internet and television services, air conditioning for the hot days, washing machine and parking.

Surrounded by dazzling beaches that blend with the friendliness of the locals and the undisputed island atmosphere that completely transforms tourism. A favourite place for people seeking peace and serenity, you can lounge in the comfortable, silky tufts, swim in the luminous waters, have fun playing Robinson Crusoe on the islets, snorkel in the reefs or go wreck fishing. During summer, the peaceful island comes alive with the Anguilla Summer Festival which includes beauty pageants, regattas, parades and dances.

The island's dishes are influenced by the native Caribbean, French, Spanish and English. Many types of seafood are served, including shrimps, snails, crabs, among others. Salt is one of the most appreciated products in this place, it is consumed in stews, soups and stews. Bread, sweet potatoes, rice and yams are the most common foods in the dishes. Imported meat, pork, poultry, sheep and goat are consumed on the island, the latter being the most consumed by the inhabitants.

What can you expect from an island? It's a Caribbean jewel filled with fine, golden sandy beaches. Anguilla's main beach and one of the most popular in the Caribbean is Shoal Bay East, a long, wide stretch of white sand. Perfect for swimming and snorkelling, its waters provide one of the most beautiful coral gardens on the island. You can visit some of the restaurants that line the shore and sample some local cuisine.

Near Shoal Bay is the Fountain Cavern, a site discovered by the Amerindians over 1500 years ago. It is Anguilla's main archaeological site, a true natural and cultural wonder. Two large freshwater pools and some Amerindian petroglyphs are located 15 metres underground in a cave. Legend has it that Fountain Cavern was the main regional place of worship and home of pilgrimage for the Amerindians. The inhabitants of the island named it "The Fountain" because even during the most terrible droughts it has served as a source of drinking water.

The strait in the Caribbean Sea separates the island of Anguilla from the island of St Martin. In 2009, a coral reef was discovered in the channel and named Chris's Reef, with the remains of vehicles that may have been destroyed by Hurricane Luis in 1995. Take a walk through the channel from the island and discover the wonders the ocean has to offer.

Opened in November 1996 by Canadian Frank Costin. The gallery includes oil paintings, watercolours and prints of various tropical scenes by local artists such as Charlie Connor, Marj Morani, Tanya Clark, Jo-Anne Hill Saunders and Rose Sasso. Also, amazing bags made from coconut, bamboo and raffia. Over the years, the exhibitions expanded as Frank discovered artists in countries such as Haiti and Jamaica.

It's a Caribbean-looking art gallery dedicated exclusively to exhibiting the work of artist Courtney Devonish. Check out the various wooden sculptures scattered throughout the gallery, the beaded jewellery and the colourful paintings with very Caribbean motifs. The white walls contrast nicely with the brightly coloured sculpture art, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Take home a souvenir of your trip and your visit to the gallery by purchasing a beautiful piece from the shop at an affordable price.

It is an 18-hole course that guarantees all visitors an unforgettable experience. It has challenging, but above all unique obstacles. You don't need to be an expert to play. The place allows you to organize birthday parties, group events and recreational activities to promote a healthy lifestyle. The on-site shop offers snacks and treats for your enjoyment.

A museum that takes visitors on a journey through time through the island's history. It has a display of archaeological artefacts dating from the Golden Age of the Arawak Indians to the Anguilla Revolution. All of Anguilla's fishermen, sailors and boat builders have their space here. The gallery is located in East End and is open to the public Monday to Friday.