Above: Little Bay, Anguilla (CJ Photo)
By Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon
CJ Travel Editor
On an island blessed with 33 white-sand shores – all of them outstanding – spending time on the beach in Anguilla is a no-brainer.
If it’s seclusion and serenity you seek, head for the curvaceous cove at Little Bay.
Accessible only by rope ladder down the hillside (yikes!) or by boat (ask at da’Vida restaurant in nearby Crocus Bay), it’s a sandy slice of heaven where yours will likely be the only footprints.
— CJ
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