Anguilla · 82°F
Anguilla · 82°F
A white-sand crescent, turquoise water and beachfront tables invite long swims and leisurely afternoons along Anguilla’s southern coast. belmond.com
Maundays Bay brings together a white-sand crescent, clear Caribbean water and the distinctive architecture of Cap Juluca, A Belmond Hotel. The appeal is the ease of combining time in the sea with a relaxed meal overlooking it. Couples can build a day around swimming and lunch, while visitors drawn to gentle activity can enquire about kayaking or paddleboarding through the resort. The shoreline also rewards a simpler approach: a walk beside the water and time to take in the bay. It is a setting for an unhurried beach day, with dining and organised activities close at hand.
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Explore the setting of Maundays Bay through its curved shoreline, white sand and turquoise water. Cap Juluca’s white architecture adds a distinctive backdrop, while views along the water’s edge reveal the relationship between the beach, its coastal buildings and the open sea. Luxury Anguilla Resort
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Beach Guide
Maundays Bay is a white-sand beach on Anguilla’s southern coast, with Cap Juluca set along its crescent. For a first visit, the setting offers a straightforward combination: time on the sand, a swim when conditions suit, and a meal overlooking the water. The curve of the shoreline also gives photographers a useful way to frame the beach and the resort’s architecture together. The water is generally calm, although wind and swell can change conditions. Plan swimming around what you find on arrival. Cap Juluca lists kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling among its beach activities; its watersports team can advise on equipment and suitable conditions. Visitors staying elsewhere should confirm access, availability and any charges before planning their day around these services. The white Greco-Moorish-inspired buildings are a defining part of the view from the beach. Cap Juluca was built in 1988 and fully renovated in 2018. This architectural backdrop gives the bay a recognisable character, with the buildings providing a visual counterpoint to the open water. Dining offers several distinct ways to extend a visit. Pimms focuses on Caribbean seafood, while Cip’s by Cipriani serves Italian cuisine. Uchu combines Peruvian flavours with Japanese techniques, and The Cap Shack offers casual beach dining. Check opening schedules and reservations directly, particularly when a specific restaurant is central to your plans. Anguilla’s beaches are publicly accessible, but resort services operate separately. Cap Juluca’s reserved loungers and umbrellas are guest amenities. Non-resident arrangements, visitor parking and restroom access need confirmation with the property before arrival.
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