Holidays in Anguilla are shaded by sea grape trees, and some of the finest beaches in the Caribbean. The most northerly of the British Leeward Islands takes its name from the French word 'eel', a reflection of its shape - and a great excuse for long, long beaches. The country is lightly populated, but the 9,000 easygoing islanders have made it into one of the region's top-end holiday destinations. And let’s not forget the cuisine: a holiday in Anguilla is the ultimate place to savour lobster under the stars. . .
Anguilla Holidays and how to get there
Our best fare from Heathrow to THE VALLEY
is from £379 + £272 tax(Total £651). Valid from 01/11/2008 until 05/12/2008.
Note: Availability on these special fares is limited and when they're gone, they're gone! All taxes are approximate
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Holidays in Anguilla are shaded by sea grape trees, and some of the finest beaches in the Caribbean. The most northerly of the British Leeward Islands takes its name from the French word 'eel', a reflection of its shape - and a great excuse for long, long beaches. The country is lightly populated, but the 9,000 easygoing islanders have made it into one of the region's top-end holiday destinations. And let’s not forget the cuisine: a holiday in Anguilla is the ultimate place to savour lobster under the stars. . .
