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Anguilla’s Must-Visit Reggae Festival: Moonsplash

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - February 10, 2017

It’s almost time for one of the Caribbean’s great annual festivals: Moonsplash.

This year will be the 27th annual edition of the iconic Anguilla festival led by music star Bankie Banx, who first conceived of a reggae festival held under a full moon back in 1990.

This year’s festival, which takes place March 9-12, will see two reggae superstars: Christopher Martin and Romain Virgo.

Moonsplash takes place at Banx’s Dune Preserve on the island’s Rendezvous Bay, with a new festival event each night.

The closest hotel to the event is Anguilla’s CuisinArt resort; to book a stay, click here.

— Caribbean Journal Staff

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