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Anguilla : Rendezvous Bay

Rendezvous Bay One the most spectacular beaches on Anguilla is Rendezvous Bay Beach. This long perfect crescent faces St. Martin and has plenty of room for three resorts, while still having long stretches of undeveloped beach. Going from east to west on the bay, the first resort we come to is the Rendezvous Bay Hotel, which has suites directly on the sand and also on the rocky shoreline adjacent to the beach (where there is also a restaurant, Cedar Grove. The picture above shows the beach, looking back east toward the hotel.

Bahamas : Long Island Attractions

Long Island Attractions Hidden Coves Secluded Beaches Dunmore Plantation St. Mary's Church Columbus Monument: Columbus Point Dean's Blue Hole Hamilton's Cave Long Island Community Library Long Island Museum

Anguilla : Windward Point

Windward Point Pack a lunch and take a hike along the rocky coast line of Windward Point or the long road that runs from North Side all the way to Island Harbour. At the far eastern tip of Anguilla is a small hill with panoramic views in all directions. This is Windward Point. earby Windward Point Beach is wild and exciting, being open to the Atlantic. While a little rough for swimming, it is great for exploring. Wear hiking boots and explore the eastern tip of the island. Climb the rock at the end of Anguilla and get an excellent view

Anguilla : Savannah Bay

Savannah Bay The Savannah bay is usually shallow and sandy along the shore, but strong weather can change the bay bottom. The swimming is excellent, but as with all Atlantic beaches, the currents and surf can be strong at certain times of the year. It is located on the eastern end of the island, Savannah Bay is a long sweeping cresent beach backed by sand dunes. At present this beach has one beach bar and an occasional small fishing boat. You can swim out into the bay for a long ways and still stand up. The coral and fish get

Caribbean : Anguilla

Caribbean : Anguilla Anguilla Leeward Islands Coral island. 91 km2 (35 sq miles) in area, some 250 km (155 miles) east of Puerto Rico. The interior of the island is flat, dry and scrubby, pockmarked with salt ponds and devoid of dramatic scenery. Anguilla is one of the most paradise like islands in the Caribbean. The northernmost of the Leeward Islands, 145 miles east of Puerto Rico , the island is 16 miles long and 3 miles wide. However, this fact is largely ignored by an increasing stream of visitors who beat their way here for the glorious turquoise waters