Though
the island of Anguilla is known for its exclusive reputation, and luxurious
properties, the island is home to a number of hidden treasures which combine
to make a vacation accessible to any budget. 85% of the island's
accommodations are available for $200 or less, during most of the year, and
once on the island, visitors can enjoy moderately-priced island activities
such as a glass-bottom boat ride at Shoal Bay, a visit to observe the
dolphins and stingrays at Dolphin Fantaseas, or the luxury of a
self-indulgent spa treatment available at both the island's award-winning
spas or priced more modestly, through individually licensed practitioners.
Ideal for travelers on any budget, Anguilla offers a wide variety of less
expensive mid-luxury options for your special vacation experience.
Luxury for Less
During
the summer months, incredible savings abound in some of Anguilla's intimate
accommodation establishments. The Allamanda Beach Club, located near
beautiful Shoal Bay, offers its studio rooms, with a pull out couch, for
only $87 per night, while at The Anguilla Great House on Rendezvous Bay
rooms begin at $140 and offer an intimate hideaway and uncrowded atmosphere.
This property is also offering a special all-inclusive package this summer,
starting at $170 per person, double occupancy. Yet another local jewel,
Paradise Cove, is offering its 12 elegantly appointed, fully furnished,
air-conditioned studio suites from $135 per night.
Family Fun
With
competitively priced accommodations, Anguilla is a vacation haven for
parents and children alike offering a best buy for families. La Sirena Hotel
starts at $90 per night and includes either a garden or ocean view, balcony,
ceiling fan and/or air conditioning. Each room provides direct-dialing
telephone service, radio-alarm clock, room safe, mini-bar and daily maid
service. The Shoal Bay Beach Hotel's one-bedroom apartments begin at $125
per night and include twin or queen-sized beds. Every room has a balcony
overlooking the swimming pool and sea, a fully equipped kitchen, dining and
living room area with cable TV and direct-dial phone. The Ferry Boat Inn
offers two-bedroom apartments for $175 per night. The bedrooms offer two
bathrooms, living room with a double sofa bed, dining room, kitchen and
patio. At Shoal Bay Villas, parents can enjoy a "7 nights for the price of
5" package while up to two children stay free in a fully furnished 1 bedroom
suite from $195 per night.
Romance on Anguilla
Anguilla
is consistently ranked as a top destination of choice for those lucky in
love. The Arawak Beach Inn, with its Amerindian-inspired architecture, is
located in Island Harbor. The friendly efficient staff can help organize an
ideal romantic vacation at a reasonable rate. A double room accommodation is
available year round priced competitively and ranges from $95 - $175 per
night. A number of special romance packages are also available. The
Rendezvous Bay Hotel, with full service accommodations ranging from $90 -
$175, depending on the time of year, provides the ideal backdrop for couples
to experience the romance of Anguilla, strolling hand in hand on stunning
Rendezvous Bay. And for a truly intimate, romantic experience check out Blue
Waters on Shoal Bay West, where a one bedroom, fully furnished beachfront
apartment goes for $125 per day.
About Anguilla
The
northern Caribbean island of Anguilla is situated about one hour by air from
Puerto Rico and seven miles north of St. Maarten/Martin. A 16-mile-long,
three-mile-wide stretch of coral beach island, eco-sensitive Anguilla has
succeeded in protecting its natural beauty and resources from
over-development while providing a wide range of quality accommodations from
five-star grand resorts and villas to apartments and family-run guesthouses.
Island activities include scuba diving, touring local art galleries and
studios, hiking, fishing, wind surfing, water skiing and boating. Anguilla
offers an extraordinary number of excellent restaurants and is home to two
of the region's largest wine cellars. Puerto Rico, St. Maarten/Martin and
Antigua are the three main international airports servicing Anguilla. For
additional information contact the Anguilla Tourist Board at 1(800) 553-4939
or visit the website:
www.anguilla-vacation.com Marketing information for the Anguilla
Tourist Board is available by calling 267-880-3511 or fax 267-880-3507.
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Though
the island of Anguilla is known for its exclusive reputation, and luxurious
properties, the island is home to a number of hidden treasures which combine
to make a vacation accessible to any budget. 85% of the island's
accommodations are available for $200 or less, during most of the year, and
once on the island, visitors can enjoy moderately-priced island activities
such as a glass-bottom boat ride at Shoal Bay, a visit to observe the
dolphins and stingrays at Dolphin Fantaseas, or the luxury of a
self-indulgent spa treatment available at both the island's award-winning
spas or priced more modestly, through individually licensed practitioners.
Ideal for travelers on any budget, Anguilla offers a wide variety of less
expensive mid-luxury options for your special vacation experience. 
During
the summer months, incredible savings abound in some of Anguilla's intimate
accommodation establishments. The Allamanda Beach Club, located near
beautiful Shoal Bay, offers its studio rooms, with a pull out couch, for
only $87 per night, while at The Anguilla Great House on Rendezvous Bay
rooms begin at $140 and offer an intimate hideaway and uncrowded atmosphere.
This property is also offering a special all-inclusive package this summer,
starting at $170 per person, double occupancy. Yet another local jewel,
Paradise Cove, is offering its 12 elegantly appointed, fully furnished,
air-conditioned studio suites from $135 per night. 
With
competitively priced accommodations, Anguilla is a vacation haven for
parents and children alike offering a best buy for families. La Sirena Hotel
starts at $90 per night and includes either a garden or ocean view, balcony,
ceiling fan and/or air conditioning. Each room provides direct-dialing
telephone service, radio-alarm clock, room safe, mini-bar and daily maid
service. The Shoal Bay Beach Hotel's one-bedroom apartments begin at $125
per night and include twin or queen-sized beds. Every room has a balcony
overlooking the swimming pool and sea, a fully equipped kitchen, dining and
living room area with cable TV and direct-dial phone. The Ferry Boat Inn
offers two-bedroom apartments for $175 per night. The bedrooms offer two
bathrooms, living room with a double sofa bed, dining room, kitchen and
patio. At Shoal Bay Villas, parents can enjoy a "7 nights for the price of
5" package while up to two children stay free in a fully furnished 1 bedroom
suite from $195 per night. 
Anguilla
is consistently ranked as a top destination of choice for those lucky in
love. The Arawak Beach Inn, with its Amerindian-inspired architecture, is
located in Island Harbor. The friendly efficient staff can help organize an
ideal romantic vacation at a reasonable rate. A double room accommodation is
available year round priced competitively and ranges from $95 - $175 per
night. A number of special romance packages are also available. The
Rendezvous Bay Hotel, with full service accommodations ranging from $90 -
$175, depending on the time of year, provides the ideal backdrop for couples
to experience the romance of Anguilla, strolling hand in hand on stunning
Rendezvous Bay. And for a truly intimate, romantic experience check out Blue
Waters on Shoal Bay West, where a one bedroom, fully furnished beachfront
apartment goes for $125 per day. 
The
northern Caribbean island of Anguilla is situated about one hour by air from
Puerto Rico and seven miles north of St. Maarten/Martin. A 16-mile-long,
three-mile-wide stretch of coral beach island, eco-sensitive Anguilla has
succeeded in protecting its natural beauty and resources from
over-development while providing a wide range of quality accommodations from
five-star grand resorts and villas to apartments and family-run guesthouses.
Island activities include scuba diving, touring local art galleries and
studios, hiking, fishing, wind surfing, water skiing and boating. Anguilla
offers an extraordinary number of excellent restaurants and is home to two
of the region's largest wine cellars. Puerto Rico, St. Maarten/Martin and
Antigua are the three main international airports servicing Anguilla. For
additional information contact the Anguilla Tourist Board at 1(800) 553-4939
or visit the website: