Island Harbour Attractions
Island Harbour is a sheltered fishing village and not a resort area. Its beach is lined with brightly colored fishing boats and the day's catch can be seen late afternoon. To the east of the village rises Navigation Hill (150ft/46m) commanding extensive views.
Big Spring National Park
Big Spring National Park protects a partially collapsed cave containing 28 Amerindian petroglyphs dating from the 9th-15th C. The park can be visited only as part of a tour offered by the Anguilla National Trust.
Big Springs - Mini Museum at Arawak Beach Resort
A Mini Museum at the Arawak Beach Resort dispalys a variety of artifacts including tools that were left by Amerindians who once lived in the area. The resort is located on the site of a former Ameridian Arawak Village.
Festival Del Mar
Festival Del Mar is a two day "celebration of the sea" with a mix of entertainment, competitions, food, music, activities, and of course a fishing contest. The festival is held in late March or April.
Scilly Cay
Scilly Cay is a very small private island in Island Harbour. In addition to the palm fringed beach there is an open air restaurant serving seafood.
Scrub Island
This 2.5mi/4km island lying just off Anguilla's northeastern tip is covered in scrubby vegetation and inhabited by herds of goats. It has a beach on its western side and some good snorkeling spots.
