Anguilla Caribbean Mansion Tour
Savannah Bay

Welcome to the home of Palm Grove, Savannah Bay. This is a fabulous deserted beach, great for a walk, alone with your thoughts. But hurry, that's changing soon.

Let's see where we are on the island...

The red dot (left) is Savannah Bay.

Click to pop up a high-scale map to see how to get there.

Palm trees and Palm Grove.

The two of them wrap up Savannah Bay in a (coco)nutshell.

Show up at Savannah Bay around noon.

Take a long, luxurious walk on the beach's sandy shores.

Marvel at the wild wave action by the western tip of the beach.

Swimming in those waves near that rocky edge can be dangerous. But the eastern end of the beach is ideal for a dip!

The water by the eastern end ("Junk's Hole") is blissfully calm. And conveniently located by Nat's, more formally known as...

Palm Grove

Sit down and have a rum punch (my Dad loves theirs). Before you know it, there'll be fresh lobster and crayfish coming right up! YUM!

While this is a "deserted" beach, free of any structure other than Nat's beach shack, you won't be the only ones here.

Palm Grove is always packed with hungry customers in search of the best lobster on the island! It's still our favorite beachshack restaurant.

Only one drawback to Savannah Bay. There are no Anguilla villas, no accommodations of any kind. Come for a dip and a bite to eat, but you sadly can't stay over night.

Unless Nat allows you to camp out in his shack!

But, if he doesn't, don't worry.

Savannah Bay has some big plans in the near future.

All I heard were the words "Golf Course" and the name Jack Nicklaus.

Anguilla villas lie ahead! I just hope Nat's doesn't disappear.