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Crocus Bay Beach, Anguilla<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Anguilla Beaches<\/h2>\n
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Anguilla Beaches have their own signatures. This verdant island with 33 white-sand beaches and pure aquamarine water has few peers in the Caribbean. There are numerous calm bays and beaches perfect for snorkeling. Blue tangs and parrot fish dart among the sea fans, and sea turtles glide between rock formations. Crocus Bay, Shoal Bay East, Junk\u2019s Hole, Sandy Island, and Little Bay are some of the most popular spots on the island. Snorkeling gear is usually available at your hotel and it’s always available from dive operators near prime diving locations.<\/em><\/p>\n

Sandy Ground<\/strong>
\nDocked pleasure boats peer out from an isthmus between the Salt Pond and the Caribbean Sea on a developed stretch of beach that has a harborside village as its backdrop. Despite a fair amount of activity, the beach remains clean and picturesque for visitors and there are plenty of water sports, restaurants, and bars. In the daytime, the vibe is always lively because lifetime skippers who stroll the Caribbean always drop in. In the evening, it’s an excellent place for dancing and reveling.<\/p>\n

Rendezvous Bay<\/strong>
\nIt may well be the most popular beach on the island, with its long, wide white-sand beach and view of neighboring St. Martin Island. This beach is perfect for sunbathing, strolling or wetting your beak at local beach bars.<\/p>\n

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