Sunset in nearby Cap Juluca © tiarescott
The Valley is the capital of Anguilla, and although it boasts a
population of fewer than 2,000 people it's still the main town and
a crossroads for travellers visiting Anguilla; however blink and
you might miss it! There's not much to this small town besides a
few shopping plazas and compared to the rest of the island even the
architecture is lacking but it does boast a few noteworthy tourist
attractions, museums and art galleries.
Most travellers use The Valley as a stepping stone for their
Anguilla experience - a brick in the path that leads the way to
pristine palm-fringed, soft white beaches and warm crystalline
waters abundant in a rich and diverse marine life just waiting to
be explored.
Attractions
Anguilla Beaches
Anguilla is known for its spectacular beaches white sparkling
white sand and crystal-clear blue water. Some of the most popular
beaches include Cove Bay, which offers waterside horseback rides
and weekend barbecues with live bands; Maundays Bay, home to some
of Anguilla's premier resort...
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The view from Crocus Hill © maxcat51
Crocus Hill
Anguilla's highest point at 213 feet (65 m) Crocus Hill is the
perfect place to get those holiday photographs. The Crocus Hill
area is home to many popular tourist accommodations due to its
breathtaking views over the Caribbean Sea and the rest of...
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Wallblake House © www.news.ai
Wallblake House
This plantation home was built around 1787 by Will Blake and is
one of the last remaining plantation houses in the whole of the
Caribbean that is still completely intact. Visitors to the
Wallblake House will be able to look through the various...
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