The prestigious villas

of Anguilla

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A true haven of bliss, Anguilla, a high-end destination, is renowned for hosting a host of rich and famous personalities. This paradise island in the heart of the Caribbean Sea has become the benchmark for beauty among the wealthiest travelers seeking idyllic vacations.

 Louise Bourbonnais

With such an enchanting setting, it's no wonder that several celebrities have fallen under the spell of Anguilla, this small British island that stands out from the rest. Among the regulars is the famous Oscar-winning actress, Sandra Bullock, who has made it her favorite place to recharge, but she's not the only one. Beyoncé and Paul McCartney have also praised the beauty of this paradise island.

While several celebrities have highlighted the many advantages of the Four Seasons resort in Anguilla (formerly the Viceroy) in the media, most now prefer to rent a villa for greater privacy. In fact, Anguilla is the preferred destination for villas. While hotels are less numerous than in other major Caribbean destinations, private villas offering five-star service are plentiful, representing a true lifestyle and the very essence of the island.

Villa Sky

The magnificent Villa Sky wins the prize for elegance for a stay in complete privacy, probably due to its refined style.

Located on the western tip of Anguilla, bordering Long Bay beach, Villa Sky rents for US$5,535 per night, according to the official villa rental website. While this may seem extravagant, it's worth remembering that for celebrities, discretion is paramount, and besides, why not indulge in a few extraordinary luxuries?

Three semi-detached villas

Sky has two twin villas on the secluded beach of Long Bay Villas, namely the Sand and Sea villas which are from the exclusive Elements collection and have similar architecture.

Each of the three has five bedrooms with private terraces.

A private staircase leads directly to the turquoise waters of Long Bay beach, combining luxury with the natural beauty of the area.

The services of a professional butler and a personal concierge are also available to help organize excursions or to arrange a sunset massage on the beach. A chef is also on hand to introduce discerning guests to local and traditional specialties.

 

Infinity pool, hot tub, glass wall, spacious living room, indoor and outdoor dining areas, open area, terrace, everything is there to enjoy your tropical paradise.

 

Discovering Anguilla

Welcoming wealthy tourists from all over the world, the destination is renowned for its legendary tranquility and guaranteed discretion. Anguilla, barely 90 square kilometers in size, lies in the Caribbean Sea, east of Puerto Rico and the British and U.S. Virgin Islands, and very close to St. Maarten. It is distinguished by its pristine beaches lapped by crystal-clear waters and its whitewashed villas reminiscent of the Greek islands. Here, there are no mass tourists, no cruise ports, no casinos, and not even jet skis. Calm, peace, and tranquility are prized, and the government authorities are careful to maintain this in order to preserve their reputation. However, private yachts are available for luxurious excursions at sea. The perfect opportunity for snorkeling and exploring marine life.

Despite its exceptional tranquility, there are numerous activity options. Diving, golf, yoga, wellness spa, horseback riding on the beach, paddleboarding or even luxury catamaran sailing – in short, anything that can be done without noise is possible.

You can go kayaking and discover numerous caves, pristine beaches inaccessible by road, and secluded coves.

Sand dunes and limestone cliffs add to the charm. Various historical sites are also worth discovering.

Beach paradise

In short, there are 33 public beaches that are never crowded, even in peak season. There are no all-inclusive resorts, but there are around a hundred restaurants. You won't find a hotel with loud music anywhere. It's true paradise.

Some beaches in Anguilla are recognized by Conde Nast Traveler magazine as being among the most beautiful in the Caribbean. Shoal Bay and Meads Bay are prime examples.

As for Little Bay, it's a real treasure for diving, sunbathing, and cliff jumping. It's only accessible by sea.

How to get there

Stars travel there in private jets, with Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport being the main gateway for international travelers.

For a more affordable vacation, you can take a ferry from Saint Martin, just eight kilometers away. Private charters from Saint Martin are also available, a journey of only 20 minutes.

We also offer day trips from Saint Martin to Anguilla. A great opportunity to discover this paradise island at a low price.

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Anguilla Tourist Board and Properties in paradise

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