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Lonely Planet's guide to Caribbean Islands - Anguilla (Chapter), 6th Edition - 2.99, This is the Anguilla chapter from Lonely Planet’s Caribbean Islands guidebook. As rabid consumerism devours many Caribbean hot spots, this little limestone bump in the sea has, thus far, maintained its charming menagerie of clapboard shacks while quietly weaving stunning vacation properties into the mix. indulge in the island’s one true claim to fame: emerald waters and powder-soft sands that flank beaches ripped straight from the pages of your favorite travel magazine maps rent one of the island’s many rambling private villas for the ultimate in privacy and pampering transportation restaurants & accommodations hop on a sailboat or catamaran and make your way over to Prickly Pear, a super-secluded mini-Anguilla with 360 degrees of flaxen sand and mellow turquoise waves Coverage includes: Understand Anguilla, History, Culture, Landscape & Wildlife, Survival Guide, Directory A-Z, Getting There & Away, Getting Around, Central Anguilla, The Valley, Sandy Ground, Blowing Point, Western Anguilla, Meads Bay, West End, Eastern Anguilla, Shoal Bay East and Far East., ISBN: 9781741794540

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Lonely Planet's guide to Caribbean Islands - Anguilla (Chapter), 6th Edition On Sale!

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