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An Anguilla vacation package from Fond Travels combines round-trip flights on major airlines, the boat or regional flight connection to the island, your luxury resort, boutique hotel or private villa, all transfers and optional experiences such as a day on Sandy Island into one reservation. To book from anywhere in the US, call a real travel expert 24/7 at +1 (323) 800 6001 and we will quote the complete trip on your dates.

Anguilla is a flat, 16-mile-long British Overseas Territory just north of St. Maarten, and it is widely considered to have the finest beaches in the Caribbean. There are 33 of them, from the mile-long powder of Shoal Bay East to the quiet curve of Rendezvous Bay, and the island has deliberately kept out cruise ships, casinos and high-rises. The result is an understated luxury escape where the sand is the main attraction.

Why Anguilla for your vacation

Anguilla is about quality over quantity. The beaches are consistently ranked among the best in the world, the water is calm and impossibly clear, and even the busiest stretch never feels crowded. Dining is a serious pursuit, with beachside grills, roadside barbecue and chef-driven restaurants that draw visitors from neighboring islands. There is little traffic, little nightlife beyond live music at beach bars, and a strong sense of privacy, which is why well-known visitors and honeymooners keep returning. English is the language, US dollars are accepted everywhere, and getting there involves a picturesque boat ride from St. Maarten that feels like the first excursion of the trip.

What's included in an Anguilla package

Every package is built to order. A typical Anguilla package includes:

  • Round-trip airfare from your home airport to St. Maarten (SXM) or San Juan on major airlines, plus the shared or private boat transfer or regional flight to Anguilla
  • Your choice of accommodation: luxury beach resort, boutique hotel, villa with staff, or a small family-run inn, from well-known resort brands and independent hotels
  • All ground transfers between the airport, dock and your property
  • Optional add-ons such as a Sandy Island or Prickly Pear boat day, a rental car, a private chef for villa stays, travel protection or seat upgrades
  • Breakfast included or a meal plan where the property offers one

Anguilla pairs well with a few nights in St. Maarten or a Caribbean sailing through our cruise packages. Call for current pricing on your dates.

Best time to visit Anguilla

Anguilla is one of the drier islands in the region, with daytime highs in the low to mid 80s Fahrenheit throughout the year. The dry season from December through April is peak season, with trade winds, low humidity and the fullest social calendar, including the Moonsplash music festival in March. May and June are warm, quiet and good value. July through November is wetter, with short showers, and the Anguilla Summer Festival with its boat races runs in early August. Hurricane season spans June through November, with the greatest risk from August to October, and a number of resorts and restaurants close for maintenance in September and October, so timing matters. The island stays on Atlantic Standard Time year-round.

Where to stay: areas and resort styles

Anguilla's resorts are spread along its western and northern shores, each anchored to its own beach. Meads Bay on the west coast is the luxury heart, with a mile of white sand, calm water and several of the island's most celebrated resorts and restaurants. Rendezvous Bay on the south coast faces St. Maarten and holds resorts and villas on a long, gentle curve ideal for walking and swimming. Shoal Bay East on the north coast is the postcard beach, with small hotels, beach bars and snorkeling off the sand. Barnes Bay and West End Village have cliffside resorts and private villas with pools. Sandy Ground is the island's harbor village with local guesthouses and live music. Anguilla has no true all-inclusive resorts; most stays are room only or breakfast included, and villa guests often add a private chef.

Things to do in Anguilla

  • Beach-hop Shoal Bay East, Meads Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Maundays Bay and Little Bay, reached by a rope climb or boat
  • Take a boat to Sandy Island or Prickly Pear for grilled lobster and snorkeling on a sandbar
  • Snorkel the reefs off Shoal Bay and Little Bay and kayak the calm western coves
  • Eat your way through the island's food scene, from beach shacks to fine dining
  • Visit the Heritage Collection Museum and the old salt ponds around Sandy Ground
  • Catch live music at a beach bar and the boat races that are the island's national sport
  • Day-trip to St. Maarten or St. Barts by boat

Getting there from the US

Most visitors fly nonstop to St. Maarten, roughly 3 hours from Miami, 4 hours from New York and 9 to 10 hours from the West Coast with one connection, then take a 25- to 30-minute boat transfer directly from the airport dock or the public ferry from Marigot to Blowing Point. Alternatively, fly to San Juan and connect on a regional flight of about an hour to Anguilla's small airport. US passport holders need a valid passport and do not require a visa for tourist stays, and you will clear immigration in both St. Maarten and Anguilla; verify entry requirements before travel. Driving is on the left, and a rental car is useful for beach-hopping.

Who this package suits

Couples and honeymooners are Anguilla's natural audience, with private villas, spa resorts and sunset dinners on the sand; ask about business class or first class flights. Families with older children enjoy the calm water and villa stays with a chef. Seniors appreciate the safety, flat terrain and unhurried pace; see our senior travel reservations. Multi-family villa groups and weddings can hold seats through group travel flights. Solo travelers seeking quiet luxury will find it.

How booking by phone works

  1. Call +1 (323) 800 6001 and share your dates, home airport, travelers and the style of property you want.
  2. Your travel expert checks live availability and quotes flights, boat or air connections, hotel, transfers and extras as one package.
  3. Approve the itinerary and pay securely by card over the phone.
  4. Receive email confirmations and a direct line to your agent before and during the trip.

Plan it online

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Why book by phone with Fond Travels

Fond Travels, LLC is an independent US travel agency based in Woodbridge, Virginia. Real travel experts answer 24/7, know how to time the boat transfer with your flight and which resorts close in the fall, and stay with you if anything changes. We are rated 4.8 of 5 with 2,200+ Google reviews.

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Anguilla Vacation Packages: frequently asked questions

February through April offers the driest weather, calm seas and every resort and restaurant open, with the Moonsplash festival in March. December through April is peak season. May and June are quieter and still dry. Avoid September and October, when many properties close for maintenance.

Fly nonstop to St. Maarten, roughly 3 hours from Miami or 4 hours from New York, then take a 25- to 30-minute boat transfer. From the West Coast, allow 9 to 10 hours plus the boat. Regional flights from San Juan take about an hour.

Yes. US passport holders need a valid passport but no visa for tourist stays. You clear immigration in St. Maarten and again in Anguilla, so keep documents handy. Entry requirements can change, so verify them before travel; we confirm details when you book.

No true all-inclusives, and that is part of its appeal. Most resorts offer room only or breakfast included, some have optional meal plans, and villa guests often hire a private chef. Anguilla's restaurants are exceptional, so plan on dining out. We will explain each property's options.

Yes, especially for families who want calm, shallow water and space. Rendezvous Bay and Meads Bay are gentle, boat days to Sandy Island are fun for all ages, and villas with pools and chefs suit multi-generational trips. Nightlife is minimal, which most families consider a plus.

Very. The island is flat, safe and quiet, resorts offer beachfront rooms and attentive service, and the pace is relaxed. The boat transfer from St. Maarten is short, and private transfers can be arranged. Tell us about mobility needs and we will plan the smoothest route.

Anguilla is one of the safest islands in the Caribbean, with very little visitor crime. Use normal precautions with valuables on the beach, drive carefully on the left, and follow guidance on the few beaches with surf. Travel protection is wise during hurricane season.

The Eastern Caribbean dollar is official, but US dollars are accepted everywhere and cards are widely used. Many restaurants and resorts add a service charge of 10 to 15 percent; if not, tip at that level. Tip boat captains, drivers and villa staff modestly.

Book four to six months ahead for December through April, and earlier for Christmas, New Year and Presidents' Day, when the island's small inventory of luxury rooms and villas sells out. Late spring and summer trips can usually be arranged a few weeks out.

Call +1 (323) 800 6001 any time. A travel expert will ask for your dates, home airport and property style, quote flights, the boat or air connection, hotel and transfers as one package, and email confirmations once you approve. You can also start with our online vacation request form.