Cycling in Anguilla
Including Anguilla Island Coastal Loop. On the map.
The vibe
Riding around the island feels like a breezy, scenic loop through pine trees and beachfront lanes, a far contrast to the high‑speed bike routes of larger destinations. The dry months from January to June provide sunny, steady conditions. Tourists find the roads well marked, traffic light‑free, and the experience largely self‑guided, with no permits needed.
Anguilla Island Coastal Loop
Anguilla
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Explore the flat, sun-drenched coastal roads of Anguilla on a leisurely island ride past pristine white-sand beaches and turquoise bays. Cyclists can navigate low-traffic paved roads from Sandy Ground to Island Harbour, taking in panoramic ocean views at every turn.
Access. Bike rentals are available at several local shops and resorts along the main roads, particularly near Road Bay. Ferries from St. Maarten provide easy access to the island.
Notes. Best ridden in the early morning to avoid midday heat. Traffic is generally light, but watch for narrow roads with limited shoulders.