Photos show why Anguilla has been named the best island in the Caribbean 4 years in a row
Photos show why Anguilla has been named the best island in the Caribbean 4 years in a row
- The Caribbean island of Anguilla has been voted the best island across the Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Bahamas in Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards 2020.
- Each year, Travel + Leisure readers rate the best islands on a set of criteria: activities and sights, natural attractions and beaches, food, friendliness, and overall value.
- Anguilla scored 89.01 out of 100 for its isolated beaches, luxury resorts, and delicious seafood.
- These photos show what it’s like to visit the island and its 33 beaches.
The 35-square-mile island is just a 30-minute ferry ride from St. Maarten.
This is the fourth year in a row that Anguilla has topped Travel + Leisure’s list of the best islands in the Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Bahamas.
Along the coast, visitors can discover what the island is best known for — beaches. Thirty-three beaches fill the shoreline of Anguilla.
All of the island’s beaches are open to the public, and many are completely deserted.
So enjoy your own private, isolated space.
You can sunbathe in the bright Caribbean sun.
Or snorkel through the turquoise water.
Visitors might even spot a shipwreck or two.
Horseback riding is also a popular activity on the island.
So is sailing through the ocean’s saltwater winds.
Don’t forget to enjoy the island’s picturesque sunsets.
Beyond the white sands and deep blue sea, the island is home to gorgeous resorts.
Two resorts on the island, Belmond Cap Juluca and Frangipani Beach Resort, also made this year’s list of the best Caribbean hotels.
And it’s easy to see why.
The island is also home to an abundance of seafood.
“Every single meal we had in Anguilla was so delicious,” one person wrote.
It’s no wonder this Caribbean island secured the No. 1 spot.
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