Getting to Anguilla this season

Thinking about the Caribbean brings thoughts of sunshine, warm weather, beautiful beaches, rich culture and pure relaxation. The Caribbean offers so much choice and Anguilla is one of those little gems! A British Territory 40 minutes from Antigua and a stones throw from St Marten so easy to get to and seriously worth considering. There are many ways via air and sea to get to our beautiful island

Airport: Clayton J Lloyd International Airport is located 5 minutes from the capital, The Valley by car.

Ferry Port: Is located at Blowing Point the main ferry and charter boat dock. 

There are no direct flights from the UK to Anguilla travel is via Antigua, St Marten and the USA.

London to Antigua - British Airways and Virgin Atlantic fly from Gatwick to Antigua – 8 hours flying time. 

Onward Connections - Antigua to Anguilla – Trans Anguilla Airways and Anguilla Air Services – daily schedule service – 50 minute flying time. Trade Wind Aviation, Anguilla Air Services and Trans Anguilla Airways all offer private charter services.

London to St Marten 

Air France – London Heathrow via Paris and onward connection to St Martens Princess Juliana Airport – 10 hours.



UK regional gateways with KLM via Amsterdam to Princess Juliana Airport – 10 hour flight

Princess Juliana Airport to Anguilla – by boat from the Airport Dock on the Dutch side to Blowing Point Anguilla 25 minute boat trip, by air 6 minutes.

St Martin – French side the local ferry service operates throughout the day – 25 minutes. 

USA to St Marten – New York to St Marten with onward connections to Anguilla by boat and air, and from Miami direct to Anguilla via American Airlines.

Anguilla is known for it excellent food. You can dine at luxurious gourmet restaurants, chic beachfront bistros or affordable roadside grills- each with their own unique take on Caribbean cuisine.

Get active snorkelling in the clear, azure waters at Limestone Bay or Prickly Pear, take a boat to the secluded cove of Little Bay or try your hand at Kyaking, kite surfing, paddle boarding or scuba diving. Anguilla is a modern Caribbean island packed with culture in its galleries, museums and colourful events- from carnival to calypso competitions, regatta to music festivals. Anguilla Beyond Extraordinary!

Inhale pure relaxation and uncrowded perfection. Anguilla beaches indulge their visitors with miles of sanctuary. You just might find yourself the only sunbather as far as the eye can see.

Steal a moment in the awe-inspiring cliffside at Little Bay for a bit of snorkelling or cliff jumping. Take in the perfect powder at Meads Bay. Spend an afternoon on Sandy Island or Prickly Pear. See why Travel and Leisure Magazine voted Anguilla the Best Island in the Caribbean for four years in a row. Which beach is the best? Maundays Bay, Rendezvous Bay Beach or Shoal Bay? You don’t need to join the debate you can explore all 33 beaches at your leisure.