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With sprawling beaches, unique museums, and fine dining on the island, Anguilla is a dream destination. Here are some key attractions worth including on your itinerary.

Shoal Bay East: Radiant white sand, coral gardens and home to hundreds of unique fish, Shoal Bay East is one of the best beaches in Anguilla.

Fountain Cavern National Park: This is a popular archaeological site in Anguilla, which is also considered a place of worship and pilgrimage.

Sandy Ground Village: This is the main port of the island and an excellent place to enjoy the local island vibe.

Anguilla serves great seafood and a large variety of cuisines. While most meats and ingredients are imported, the fresh fish dishes are a highlight. Here are some popular items you must try.

Sham: This is a locally-made sweet consisting of dried and ground corn, cinnamon and sugar, often sold as street food.

Sea Moss Drink: This popular drink is made with seaweed soaked overnight, cinnamon, sugar and vanilla. It tastes similar eggnog and is available across Anguilla.

Callaloo: The name of the dish is derived from the local vegetable that is the base of this meal. The leafy vegetable is chopped and fried with herbs, onions, okra and sometimes crab meat.

Any time of year is a good time to visit Anguilla. Decide which months will allow you to make the most of the sites and activities you hope to enjoy.

December to April: This is the peak season in Anguilla. Moonsplash Festival and Festival Del Mar are the highlights during these months. But, be prepared for rain showers and extreme heat.

May to August: This is when you can get hotels and accomodations at discounted rates. The rain may be more frequent and the weather is a little more humid but there is so much to enjoy like the Anguilla Regatta, Anguilla Summer Festival and Anguilla Carnival.

September to November: While travel deals are excellent, the hurricane season starts and so does the extreme rainfall. Ensure you book in advance as many hotels and resorts close down during this season.

Here are some essentials that will make your travels to Anguilla hassle-free.

A Waterproof Phone Cover: This is important to bring with you since you’ll be spending most of your time at the beach.

Sandals: No tropical vacation is complete without a comfy and stylish pair of sandals.

Quick Dry Towels: These are an excellent addition to your luggage when traveling to the Caribbean as they are lightweight and absorbent.