Skiffles Villas
Anguilla, B.W.I.
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Anguilla, B.W.I.
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GENERAL INFORMATION Skiffles Villas are located on the north side of the island of Anguilla. To be more specific: between Road and Meads Bays. Skiffles Villas in now comprised of only two villas. All of the former villas are now owned privately, but we remain as part of that community. Perched on almost 1 1/4 acres of private land. High above the water (2nd. highest property on the island), with stunning, panoramic views of both the northern islands of Anguilla and across the channel to the dramatic peaks of the mountains of St. Martin. Comprised of two, two bedroom villas Private bathrooms for all bedrooms. Villas are fully equipped with all the amenities that discriminating guests demand. Large 18 x 36 swimming pool.
Amenities King sized beds (can be made up to twins), private bathrooms with showers, ceiling fans, louvered, floor to ceiling windows allowing for flow through of fresh air, large closets, kitchen equipped with large fridge, blender, toaster, microwave, gas stove and oven, and lots of utensils. Living room-Cable TV and ethernet internet connection as no charge. Large front porch with table, chairs and lounges. Gas grill, and beach chairs and towels are all provided. Maid service is Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Things to do in AnguillaThe beaches of Anguilla are dazzlingly beautiful and visitors may find they have miles of silver, sandy beach all to themselves. The sea around Anguilla is crystal clear and even the snowy white terns flying over the water have brilliant, aquarmarine breast-a reflection of the shimmering, turquoise ocean. Beautiful, sleek Anguillian racing boats and sturdy fishing boats, their hulls painted with pride and care, adorn many of the beaches or can be seen flying towards the shore like giant butterflies with their unique, dipping sails seeming to dive into the water ahead. In Anguilla the beach is for those who enjoy the simple life- a magnificent sea, bright sunshine, a picnic of fresh lobster, a loaf of crusty bread from a rock oven, a basket of fruit and a bottle of wine. The beachcomber can wander for miles along empty strand, dipping into the warm sea from time to time-perhaps with a snorkel and mask to view the other beautiful world of underwater Anguilla. The only difficulty is one of choice-which beach visit? One would need weeks to see and know them all. Many of the beaches are easily accessible by road and parking at the hotels. For Additional information on Anguilla: www.news.ai
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