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Savannah Bay

Savannah Bay is the long, empty stretch of sand on Anguilla's far eastern coast that most visitors never find. There is no resort here, no beach club and almost no foot traffic—just a crescent of undeveloped shoreline, the roll of the Atlantic, and a single, famously laid-back beach shack. If you want the quiet, unspoiled side of an island better known for polished white-sand bays, this is it. What makes the bay special is its contrast: a calm, shallow, swimmable cove at one end and a wide, windswept, wave-powered strand at the other, with snapper-size snorkeling around a signature offshore rock and a near-total absence of people in between.