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Romance Beaches
If you are looking for the perfect place for a private picnic or stroll, these beaches are usually deserted and very natural.
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Probably Anguilla's smallest beach, this tiny jewel has some unusual snorkeling opportunities. Several rental villas are within walking distance of this beach.
Stay just a short private walk to this tiny beach.
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This tiny rocky beach is good for hiking and watching the sun set. Interesting coral formtions often wash up on shore.
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This tiny beach is at the bottom of Anguilla's only "rain forest".
Take the nature walk through Katouche Valley and end up at the beach. Or drive from Crocus Hill to Masara and walk down the easy way.
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The long drive down a dirt road is worth the trip to reach Limestone Bay. Quiet, secluded and occasionally the nesting spot for some of Anguilla's sea turtles and the island's Iguana.
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Rugged and pictureque, Captains Bay is lined with dramatic coral cliff formations. The beach is a wide stretch of white sand cornered at both ends by rock cliffs. It is now possible to reach the beach by walking the cliff road east of Island Harbour. The waters off this beach often carry a strong under toe and it is not recommended for swimming. It is ideal for a picnic lunch. Take along a pair of hiking boots and wander through the rock formations along the coast or take the dirt track all the way to the eastern end of the island. Watch out for Abadam hole along the way. This giant cave was exposed to the surface when the thin rock roof collapsed. LOOK at the panorama of this beach.
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Large sand dunes and a gentle cresent beach make this beach a good place for a private picnic. One restaurant sits on the eastern end of the beach and a public jetty is nearby.
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Isolated rugged and not a great place for swimming, this beach is perfect for shelling and hiking. Take a buddy.
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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.
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