In 2025, Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory in the Eastern Caribbean, is set to be a hotspot of activity and development. This idyllic island, known for its white-sand beaches, azure waters, and vibrant culinary landscape, has seen a 24% increase in tourist arrivals in 2024, surpassing its previous record in 2013.
Resorts and hotels across Anguilla are bustling with new investments. The Aurora Anguilla on Rendezvous Bay will unveil its Entertainment Park, boasting a plethora of sports facilities and a family-friendly pool complex. The resort also offers an array of accommodation options and is home to Anguilla’s only golf courses.
Kokoon Villas, an eco-friendly project, is constructing six luxury homes powered entirely by solar energy. The Belmond Cap Juluca is set to open the Cap Juluca Spa by Guerlain, a £6.5m facility inspired by the island’s Arawak heritage. The Four Seasons Resort & Residences will host wellness experts for exclusive sessions.
The island’s culinary prowess remains unchallenged with the fourth annual Anguilla Culinary Experience (ACE) set for May 2025. Local restaurants, like Tasty’s POV and Arawak Beach Club, continue to allure food enthusiasts with their expanded menus.
Music and festival lovers will be thrilled with the Moonsplash music festival and the island’s Summer Festival in 2025, promising a blend of music, culture, and vibrant celebrations.
Anguilla’s infrastructure is also evolving. The new Blowing Point Ferry Terminal, expanded Clayton J Lloyd International Airport, and upcoming yacht marina are enhancing accessibility. Anguilla Air Services, Tradewind, and American Airlines are providing more frequent and convenient flights, making the island more accessible from the UK and the US.
For more details on Anguilla’s exciting developments, visit www.ivisitanguilla.com
