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My fella and I are taking a week in Anguilla to eat, sleep, snorkel, read, and generally laze around. I plan on coming back rosier-cheeked, brighter-eyed, and about 20 pounds heavier.
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This beachfront hotel brings the Greek islands to the Caribbean with blue-domed, stark white villas cloaked in award-winning botanical gardens with more than... more
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It's flat and scrubby, dotted with scrawny goats and salt ponds. But Anguilla has unrivaled beaches, a history of good race relations, and restrained... more
For a small island—only sixteen miles long and three miles wide—Anguilla has an amazingly active music scene. Don't miss the island's own reggae... more
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There are at least 33 talcum white beaches encircling the 35 square miles of Anguilla, but even at the height of the tourist season, youll find dozens of... more
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It's hard to get closer to the water than this restaurant, built on pilings above the ocean on the island's east coast, and the seafood on the casual menu might... more
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This fancy resort's cliff-top open-air restaurant, over Meads Bay, set the standard early on for Anguilla's culinary reputation. It certainly has distinguished... more
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The 11 tables in this open-air, brightly painted West Indian house overlook the fishing village of Island Harbour and distant Scilly Cay. Though the setting is... more
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In 1994, Bob and Melinda Blanchard opened this charming open-air pavilion set in a garden overlooking the sea, and tables have been consistently full ever... more
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