21. TURISMO DE ANGUILLA CARIBE ANGUILLA. LOS MEJORES DESTINOS DE ANGUILLA PARA SU LUNA DE MIEL O VACACIONES Anguilla History and Culture Anguilla History anguilla culture http://www.publiboda.com/destino_caribe/turismo_anguilla/

ANGUILLA LOS MEJORES DESTINOS DE ANGUILLA PARA SU LUNA DE MIEL O VACACIONES Hoteles Varies according to Villa Villa Agencies About Anguilla ... Contactar

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23. Latest Travel Articles From The Web | Anguilla anguilla culture Lonely Planet World Guide Anguilla s West Indian culture isa blend of British and African influences. Because of the dry and barren http://www.travelingo.org/caribbean/anguilla/articles/

Cheap Flights Budget Accommodation Travel Books Travel Forum ... Articles Anguilla: Travel Articles www.fodors.com Straw Hat is one of my favorite restaurants on Anguilla. All of the food is wonderful! Our last night in Anguilla Straw Hats first of the season www.fodors.com Anguilla is amazing and the Cuisinart was the perfect place to stay. The beach in Anguilla is the most beautiful I have seen anywhere and we have been www.fodors.com This was our 24th time to Anguilla and we are fanatical "foodies". Afterall, if you have made it this far- getting to Anguilla- why not experience the www.fodors.com ITALIAN ON ANGUILLA Posted by JOHN from MONTEREY,CA on 04/25/2005 The service was unfriendly and unattentive(this is a rarity in Anguilla) I would not www.fodors.com www.fodors.com Visas: US and Canadian citizens can enter Anguilla with proof of citizenship But the big party in Anguilla is Carnival, a week-long festival that begins www.lonelyplanet.com Search places Search hotels Search flights Guide to Florac Situated 39km south of Mende, FLORAC lies in the bottom of the trench-like valley of the Tarnon just short of its junction with the Tarn. Behind it rises the steep wall that marks the edge of the Cau...

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25. About Anguilla: A Uniquely Anguillian Culture The Official site of the anguilla Tourist Board. The Island of anguilla is atropical Caribbean paradise with pristine beaches, crystalline ocean waters, http://www.anguilla-vacation.com/culture.htm

Anguilla's history is embodied in the island's culture and heritage. From the ancient Amerindian settlements and European colonization to its recent 1967 Revolution, these and other events are woven into the tapestry of Anguilla's life that is passed on with pride from generation to generation. Holidays and festivals are centered on historical events. Anguilla's most spectacular display of culture is the Summer Festival, beginning August Monday at 5AM with J'Ouvert Mornin,' a daybreak jam through the streets to celebrate emancipation. Nearly a fortnight of dancing, competitions, fairs, costumes and parades color the evenings. During the days, as with almost all of Anguilla's major holidays, the island is filled with the excitement of beach picnics and boat racing, Anguilla's national sport. The Anguilla community is peaceful and joyous. The island is largely Christian in denomination with nearly one church for every two square miles. English holidays such as the Queen's Birthday, Whit Monday and others are celebrated, but English speaking Anguilla maintains a unique balance of all its historic influences that make this island a truly individual nation.

26. About Anguilla: A Long Rich History yearround warm weather, fine gourmet cuisine, and rich history and culture.anguilla boasts world-class luxury hotels, inns, and villas as well as full http://www.anguilla-vacation.com/history.htm

Adapted from works by Coville Petty, O.B.E. and Nik Douglas Around 4000 years ago, Anguilla was a lush island covered in dense rain forest. It was discovered by Amerindian peoples who came by dugout canoes and rafts from South America's mainland. They called Anguilla "Malliouhana" which meant arrow-shape sea serpent and they developed villages, farms and ceremonial sites to their gods. Heritage Collection Museum courtesy Bob Green's Anguilla News www.news.ai and Professor Gaetano Di Palo Evidence of these Amerindians as old as 3300 years has been found at the eastern end of Anguilla. Shell axes, conch shell drinking vessels, flint blades and stone objects from the pre-ceramic era have all been uncovered on Anguilla. There is no record of how long this first group of Amerindians lived on the island. By the fourth century AD, Amerindians of the Saladoid culture settled in Anguilla. The Saladoids were adept farmers, pottery makers, weavers and basket makers. Many of their creations incorporated their religious beliefs. The Arawak Indian belief was based on the sun and moon and two sacred caverns, where they believed all of mankind originated. There is much evidence of this belief system in Anguilla's two impressive cave sites located at the eastern end of the island, Big Springs at Island Harbour and The Fountain at Shoal Bay. The Fountain is the Eastern Caribbean's most intact ceremonial site from this period and features a stalagmite carved in the likeness of Jocahu, the Supreme Deity of the Arawak people, petroglyphs and offering bowls. Big Springs, a limestone sinkhole which provides an overhang to a fresh water source, contains a large petroglyph, a small carved stalagmite and other interesting artifacts.

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30. Anguilla Villas And Anguilla Villa Rentals Anguilla Beach Resort - Anguilla Grea anguilla villa rentals are poised on some of the beautiful island s most striking anguilla Holidays anguilla’s Art Galleries anguilla’s culture http://www.anguillagreathouse.com/

Check In Date Nights Check Out Date Rooms Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Navigation Main Page Anguilla Holidays Anguilla’s Art Galleries Anguilla’s Culture ... Reservations Welcome At the Great House Beach Resort the gentle warmth of the Caribbean sunshine is second only to the friendly smiles and hospitality of our staff. Located on spectacular Rendezvous Bay, a 2 ½ mile crescent of dazzling white sand fringed by the turquoise Caribbean Sea, this is an intimate and romantic hideaway, offering Anguilla Great House’s great style of vacation in a very private and uncrowned atmosphere. Anguilla Great House Beach Resort has 35 intimate guest rooms, all with views of the Caribbean Sea (set back a little, so as not to, “intimidate the beach" ). A perfect spot for lovers, it would be difficult to imagine a better setting for a wedding or a honeymoon in paradise. Each of Anguilla Great House's gingerbread laced cottages sit amid our beautiful gardens, just footsteps from the beach. All accomodations are furnished with a choice of king, queen-sized, or two double-beds, ceiling fans, private porches, and shower bathrooms, air-conditioning is available in most rooms. Dine at the Old Caribe. Our casually elegant open-air restaurant is both beach and poolside. You'll find an array of delightful cuisine, including West Indian, French, and American culinary styles.

31. Anguilla - Society And Culture Caribbean Site Directory General Directory - anguilla - society and culture. http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/anguilla-societyandculture.html

32. WallBlake House - Anguilla, Caribbean we lose a very important part of anguilla s culture and history. As anguillais being thrust into the 21st century, it is crucial to preserve a window http://www.wallblake.ai/

The Wallblake House Trust Mission Pictures Fund Raising Progress ... Inquiries PO Box 1127 The Valley, Anguilla British West Indies www.wallblake.ai About Anguilla 1787 to the Present - A Restoration in Progress If the Wallblake House is lost, we lose a very important part of Anguilla's culture and history. As Anguilla is being thrust into the 21st century, it is crucial to preserve a window on the past. We need to act immediately. 2003 Wallblake Restored! Wallblake Historical Tours. Wallblake House, built in 1787, is the oldest and only surviving plantation house on Anguilla. It is one of the few plantation houses in the Caribbean where the entire complex of buildings including the kitchen, stable and workers quarters have survived virtually intact. The Wallblake House Trust is maintaining the complex so that it may thrive as a center for cultural, social and educational events for the entire island community. Tour Hours: Tuesday and Friday, 10:00 am - Noon. Don't forget our annual Fundraising Auction , which will be March 17, 2001. More details soon. Web site by bobgreen.net

33. Books For Christmas- Anguilla Local News How about a set of four books about anguilla s culture, history, and wild life.The anguilla National Trust has published a number of books about anguilla http://www.news.ai/ref/antbooks.html

Books for Christmas www.news.ai Site Map Click to enlarge pictures Looking for a unique Christmas gift? How about a set of four books about Anguilla's culture, history, and wild life. The Anguilla National Trust has published a number of books about Anguilla that would make great Christmas presents. "Windows To Yesteryear" by ANT member Teacher Patsy Adams - EC $20.00 (US $7.50) "Li'l Bit A Guinea Corn Porridge" by the indomitable Daisy Wong" Richardson -EC $25.00 (US $10) "A Field Guide to Anguilla's Wetlands" - A proud first by the Anguilla National Trust - EC $40.00 (US $15) "Dictionary of Anguillian Language" - Oldie but goodie compiled and edited by Ijahnya Christian - EC $15.00 (US $6) The books are all available at the ANT Office in The Valley: Phone: 1-264-497-5297, Fax: 1-264-497-5571, Email: axanat@anguillanet.com PO Box 1234. Persons overseas wishing to make a purchase should add shipping per book of US $2.00 or EC $5.00 if from Caribbean region, or US $3.00 from outside the region. Sorry, they do not yet accept payment by credit card. Teacher Patsy's book is also available from her store called "The Fashion Closet" in The Quarter or from P. O. Box 1270, The Valley, Anguilla.

34. Carnival 2004 Schedule, "30 Years! Culture Galore"- Anguilla News Carnival 2004 Schedule, 30 Years! culture Galore (Bob Green s anguilla Newsfrom the Caribbean) http://www.news.ai/ref/carn04sched.html

Carnival 2004 Schedule, "30 Years! Culture Galore" www.news.ai Site Map Click to enlarge pictures Here is the schedule for carnival 2004 events:. Saturday July 10 - Calypso Quarter Finals Friday July 23 - Calypso Semi-finals Saturday July 24 - Miss Ecstacy Pageant Sunday July 25 - Miss Anguilla Swimsuit Competition Thursday July 29 Friday July 30 - Female Calypso Competition Saturday July 31 - Children's Parade / Junior Band-o-rama Sunday August 1 - Heineken Boatrace (Sandy Ground), Prince and Princess Show Monday August 2 - Jouvert Morning - August Monday Boatrace (Sandy Ground) Tuesday August 3 - Boatrace at Shoal Bay - Miss CCB Talented Teen Pageant Wednesday August 3 - Sandy Ground to Blowing Point to Sandy Ground - Calypso Monarch Competition Thursday August 5 - August Thursday Boatrace at Meads Bay - Miss Anguilla Pageant Friday August 6 - Grand Parade of Troupes Saturday August 7 - Sunrise Last Lap - Leeward Island Calypso Monarch Sunday August 8 - Boat-race at Sandy Ground - Showcase of Winners And here is the boat racing schedule for the same week: Sunday August 1 - Heineken Boatrace (Sandy Ground) Monday August 2 - August Monday Boatrace (Sandy Ground) Tuesday August 3 - Boatrace at Shoal Bay Wednesday August 4 - Boatracing from Sandy Ground to Blowing Point back to Sandy Ground Thursday August 5 - August Thursday Boatrace at Meads Bay Revised: 2004/4/17 Anguilla Internet Yellow Pages Anguilla Beaches Anguilla Restaurants Anguilla Hotels ... Anguilla Tips for New Visitiors.

35. SIGHTS IN ANGUILLA. Beaches, Museums, Culture anguilla s 36 exquisite beaches are the island s central attraction fine A national park and home of the anguilla Museum which houses artifacts from http://www.ehi.com/travel/carib/anguilla/anguilla-beaches-museums-culture.htm

Travel By Fingertip..... Anguilla P oints of I nterest In A nguilla The Fountain A national park and home of the Anguilla Museum which houses artifacts from aboriginal archaeological digs. The Fountain Cave has enormous stalagmite and ancient rock carvings. Addr: Near Shoal Bay Ph: 497-2767. Scilly Cay Carnival Crocus Bay An expansive port where sailboats are launched for the popular Anguilla boat races. Sandy Ground

36. Islands.com | Anguilla If beaches were the measure of an island s wealth, anguilla would be one of the culture, history, things to do, a directory of lodgings (with prices and http://www.islands.com/anguilla/

RELATED LINKS adsonar_pid=2639;adsonar_ps=2068;adsonar_zw=160;adsonar_zh=270;adsonar_jv='ads.adsonar.com'; Receive Travel Specials from Anguilla and other islands Anguilla Field Notes What to do on Anguilla ISLANDS Web Picks The best of Anguilla on the Web. Maps Anguilla at a glance. Archives Stories from ISLANDS magazine. Anguilla Where to Stay Sunburst Vacations Vacation Rentals Guide Cruise Directory Other Caribbean destinations So why has this small, laid-back island been so slow to develop? There are upscale resorts, fine restaurants, and a couple of nightclubs, but no casinos, golf courses, or duty-free shopping. An Anguilla holiday showcases the S factors: sun, sand, sea, and solitude.You could add snorkeling at the six marine parks, scuba diving the several wrecks, and shopping in quite a few new art galleries. But the sightseeing is limited, and the interior of the island is fairly featureless. Field Notes BEACHES You can people watch at lovely Shoal Bay, or make your way to Little Bay, where dramatic cliffs line a small gem of a beach. The sand is more gray than white, and it takes some effort to get there – a rope and a net ladder make the hike down and up the cliff a bit easier – unless you arrive by boat. The bay is protected as a marine park, so swimming and snorkeling are joys, and the bird life can keep you happily distracted for hours. SAILING DINING Kick back with a fresh-from-the-sea grilled lobster at a beachside shack, or dress up for lobster crepes in an elegant “Euro-Caribbean” restaurant that combines continental and West Indian cuisines; Anguillan pea soup is a local favorite. Wine lovers take note: The famed Malliouhana Restaurant at Meads Bay has a 25,000-bottle wine cellar.

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Advertise here One World - Nations Online the countries of the world Home Continents The Americas Anguilla Destination Anguilla, a virtual travel guide to the island in the British West Indies. This page aims to give you a broad overview of Anguilla's art, culture, people, environment, geography, history, economy and government. Beside a country profile with facts and figures, the page contains links to sources which provide you with all the information you need to know about this Caribbean island, e.g.: official web sites of Anguilla, domestic airlines, city- and country guides with extensive travel and tourism information on accomodation, tourist attractions, events and more like Anguilla weather information, maps, statistics and local newspapers. Official Sites Map News Culture ... Additional Links Anguilla Sovereignty: United Kingdom Country Profile Flag of Anguilla Background: Originally inhabited by Arawak and Carib peoples, Anguilla became a British colony after English settlers arrived in 1650. Its people are of mainly African descent. Anguilla, as the first in the chain of the Leeward islands, is located in the Eastern Caribbean, east of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

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Feedback My ZUJI About ZUJI Help ... Log-in Regional Guide Introduction Fast Facts Best Time to Visit Money ... Caribbean : Anguilla Anguilla Culture Anguilla's West Indian culture is a blend of British and African influences. Because of the dry and barren nature of the island, the small population on Anguilla has traditionally struggled to make ends meet and has looked toward the sea, in the form of fishing and boatbuilding, for its livelihood. One consequence of this seafaring heritage is a penchant for boat racing. Aside from the boxy modern buildings in The Valley, visitors will notice that the predominant architectural style on Anguilla is unfinished concrete. Many Anguillians work abroad and return home periodically to make piecemeal additions to their property as their earnings permit, leaving foundations and unfinished walls scattered about the island. Flights Hotels Travel Tools About ZUJI ... Contact Us Operating under ABN 18 096 920 866, ACN 096 920 866, IATA 02-35657-2, Travel Agent Licence no. 2TA5370

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