If 33 white sand beaches is not enough to entice travelers to take a Caribbean getaway to Anguilla, its latest hotel enhancements and savings will have your clients immediately booking flights.
Anguilla offers travelers a variety of land and sea activities—from parasailing tours and fishing charters (your client can fish for Wahoo, marlin, swordfish, and yellow and black fin tuna) to shopping and bird watching tours.
That white sand? Well, it’s accessible from five-star Cap Juluca,which has enhanced its 67 guestrooms set in 15 villas featuring a new design with new linens, furniture and abstract art. The signature cocktail lounge, Maundays Bar, and Blue, the beachfront bistro, have also been redesigned. Other additions at the hotel include the new waterfront bar, Spice Lounge, and new watersports and recreational activities for guests.
The Stay In Luxury package features accommodations in an Oceanfront Luxury room with daily continental breakfast. Rates start at $495 per night. For more information, visit capjuluca.com.
Boutique hotel Shoal Bay Villas also expanded adding 10 new deluxe rooms, a fitness center and a spa treatment room to the property. At the spa facility, guests can choose a range of treatments performed by a Balinese therapist.
The villas are set on a 2-mile beach and feature fully equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs and complimentary WiFi. From May 1 through Nov. 15, guests can take advantage of the summer special packages with 7-night stays for the price of five nights (with up to two kids free). Rates start at $2,114 per week for a new 1-bedroom deluxe oceanfront room. For more information, visit sbvillas.ai.
Traveling solo? Not a problem. Anacaona Boutique Hotel is offering the 7-night Anguilla Single Travelers Adventure departing May 11, July 20 and Nov. 2 with rates starting at $2,995. The package features a superior room with breakfast; welcome drinks at the hotel; a cocktail party; four three-course a la carte dinners at poolside restaurant Firefly; a performance by Anguilla’s folkloric group Mayoumba; and three dinner parties at three different restaurants. In addition, travelers can turn to expert solo traveler Trudy Nixon as a guide during their trip. For more information, visit anacaonahotel.com.
An island getaway isn’t complete without a trip on the water, and Tradition Sailing Charters is now offering daily excursions on its 50-ft. wooden boat, Tradition, built in the West Indies in 1978. Your client can take their pick: Tropical Cay Lunch Cruise, Little Bay Half Day Sail or an evening Champagne Cocktail Sunset Sail. For more information, call (264) 476-7245.
If your client plans on arriving to the island via private jet, recommend Private Jet Services Group (PJS). PJS makes flying even more appealing now that it has partnered with Ani Villas, Anguilla to offer its passengers a complimentary 2-night stay in a 5-bedroom villa complete with a full staff, butler service, rental SUV and more. Call (603) 468-4000 for more information.
Travelers can also arrive at Anguilla’s Clayton J. International Airport coming from the main gateways of Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, Antigua and St. Kitts on international carriers including American Airlines, Continental Airlines, US Airways and Delta. Travelers can also take a 25-minute ferry to or from St. Martaan.
For more on Anguilla, visit ivisitanguilla.com or ivisitanguilla.com/travel-agents.
