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by jessica

It’s hard to believe that a tiny island of twelve thousand people can offer as much to the traveler as Anguilla does. There are not only many world-class beaches and resorts but also museums and nature tours. The award-winning Stoney Bay Marine Park is one of the island’s many underwater parks. Scuba divers will find many treasures while exploring the waters off Anguilla’s shores. Pet lovers can take their pets with them but make sure to check for guidelines beforehand. Yes, this is a tropical island but the country’s lack of mountains and other factors make glare a major issue, so keep a pair of sunglasses close at hand. Spend some time visiting the various villages in Anguilla, and you will be surprised at the treasures you will find in the various craft shops that dot the island. There are various types of rental vehicles available so that you can go exploring, but heed the speed bumps in the road. A visit to Anguilla’s Heritage Museum is the perfect way to culminate a trip to this idyllic tropical island.
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museum / gallery Anguilla Heritage Museum
in Anguilla
price level: budget , opening hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5 , address: East End at Pond Ground, Anguilla
park / zoo Stoney Bay Marine Park
in Anguilla
price level: mid-range , , address: Shoal Bay, Anguilla
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