Stay awhile in this modernly designed, spacious studio apartment, located just 4 minutes away from the Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport. Take the hassle away while you indulge in the true Anguilla experience. Bel Ti Plas is quite close to the main town, restaurants, supermarkets and is only a short drive from popular beaches such as Crocus Bay , Sandy Ground and Shoal Bay. Ask about our options for island tours and hikes. We can also provide a car rental service. Leave the cares of life behind- come unwind and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit in our Bel Ti Plas (beautiful, little place).

Although we are relatively new to hosting, we are certainly not new to providing warm, friendly, authentic, Caribbean hospitality- it's in our DNA! We welcome you to stay awhile as you soak up the sun, wiggle your toes in the sand, gush over the delectable cuisine and relish in the untouched charm of the Anguillian experience. Kurtz enjoys cycling, while, as a foodie, I love visiting the many restaurants and beaches on the island. Together, we enjoy having a great time with friends and finding new ways to have an adventure, whether it is hiking, renting a paddle boat or sailing to one of the many small islets surrounding Anguilla. Visiting all the beaches here is a 'must-do'. My favorite is Meads Bay. The sunsets are to die for and I always feel like I'm an extra on a postcard- wish you were here!

At only 35 square miles, Anguilla is a tiny island but packed with loads of fun. With only a short drive to any location, you can enjoy water-front dining, live entertainment, white-sand beaches, hiking, sailing, kite-flying, beach yoga, spas, art galleries and so much more. This destination is an unblemished, natural gem, but the creative and enterprising nature of the residents and citizens is bound only by the limits of their imaginations. Have a night out and sway to the melodies of reggae, soca, jazz, lounge, calypso... while you indulge in the local cuisine- a fusion of flavours spanning several regional and international cultures. The barbeque grills are always hot and ready on and off the main island; crayfish and lobster and snapper are favourites with residents and visitors alike. With boat racing as the national sport, one can understand why Anguillians have such a love and respect for the ocean, and why many are attracted back to the island year after year.