Why Four Seasons Anguilla Should Be Your Next Escape
- Jenni Parlin
- 4 hours ago
- 2 min read
As a travel advisor, I get asked all the time: "Where's the one place that actually lives up to the hype?" For me, the answer is Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla. This is a 5-star property sitting on 35 private acres, with nearly a mile of shoreline stretching across Meads Bay and Barnes Bay on Anguilla's northwest coast. If you're picturing the kind of beach that makes you stop mid-sentence, you're picturing this one.
Getting There Is Half the Adventure
Anguilla isn't the easiest island to reach, and honestly, that's part of its charm. There are two great ways in:
- Fly into St. Maarten, then hop on a private boat for a scenic 30-minute ride straight to the island.
- Fly direct from Boston, then take a quick 10-minute cab ride to the resort.
Either way, you'll land somewhere consistently ranked among the safest islands in the Caribbean, which gives every trip here an extra layer of ease.
An Island Built for Wonder
Anguilla is a small island — about 16 miles long and 3 miles wide — but it packs in 33 postcard-worthy white sand beaches, dramatic sea caves, and a history rooted in salt mining that still shapes the island's landscape today. It's a place where the natural beauty does most of the talking.
The Resort Itself
Four Seasons Anguilla is built for both relaxation and play. On property, you'll find:
- Three pools, including an adults-only infinity sunset pool that might just be the best seat on the island for golden hour
- Villas with up to five bedrooms, ideal for multigenerational trips or groups traveling together
- A full slate of nightly entertainment — think sunset lounges, bingo nights, movie nights, and game nights that make evenings just as memorable as the days
Plenty to Do, On Land and Sea
This isn't a resort where you'll run out of things to do. Guests can spend their days:
- Kayaking and paddle-boarding along the calm bay waters
- Snorkeling just offshore
- Playing basketball or tennis
- Trying their hand at rock climbing
- Getting creative during crafting sessions
Whether you're the type who wants a packed itinerary or one who wants to do absolutely nothing but watch the water change color, this resort flexes to fit.
My Take
What sets Four Seasons Anguilla apart isn't just the setting, though nearly a mile of beachfront on one of the Caribbean's most beautiful islands is hard to beat. It's the balance: a resort polished enough for a five-star experience, but relaxed enough that you never feel like you're performing a vacation. If you want an island that feels undiscovered but a resort that delivers every comfort, this is the pairing I recommend most.
Ready to start planning? I'd love to help you build the perfect Anguilla itinerary — villa size, travel route, and all.
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