Daytime Activities & Exploration

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In addition to Art Gallery and Museum tours, Anguilla's land-based daytime activities offer choices including horseback riding, biking, hiking, and birdwatching. It's always a good idea to bring along your camera, whether you're focusing your lens on tropical scenery, friendly goats and colorful birds, quaint West Indian architecture, modern architectural designs of world-renowned resorts, or the beautiful and inviting facades of our many churches.

Horseback Riding
 Visitors can ride horseback along white, sandy beaches and scenic trails, and even 'take a dip' with their horse. Fees run about $35 per one hour, $50 for two hours. Private rides are approximately $60 for up to two hours. After 4:00 pm, fees rise slightly. English and Western saddles are available

El Rancho del Blues 264-497-6164
Seaside Stables 264-235-3667
Anguilla Horses
Zambezi/Cynthia		 264-729-3361/4465
Available for Beach rides and swims
www.anguillahorse.com
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Biking
Biking is an excellent way to see the island. Flat terrain, easily explored side roads and one main road make exploring easy. Bikes are available at many hotels, or can be rented for approximately $10 per day. Mopeds are also available at about $20 per day.

A&S Scooter 264-497-8803
Flambayo Heath Depot 264-497-5370
Exotic Plus 264-497-8528
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Hiking is great way acquaint yourself with Anguilla's interior. Hikes to natural and historical points of interest are available; maps are available through the Anguilla Tourist Board and many of the properties. Escorted hikes are reasonable and easily arranged. Contact Oliver Hodge 264-497-3696/772-3826.
Anguillian birdsBirdwatching
Anguilla’s salt ponds, the only wetlands on the island, serve as sanctuaries for Anguilla’s 136 different bird species ncluding white cheeked pintails and black neck stilts. Of particular note are Sandy Ground, East End, West End and Little Harbour ponds where pelicans, falcons, gulls, brown boobies, terns and herons all congregate. Bird Identification Cards (US$5) and A Field Guide To Anguilla’s Wetlands (US$10) are available from the Anguilla National Trust in The Valley.

Golf


©Temenos Golf Club
Greg Norman 18-hole Championship Golf Course managed by Troon Golf
Open to the Public on November 1, 2006
Temenos Golf Course 264-498-7000
Anguilla Golf Association-Pitch and Putt 264-497-2470
Play Around Miniature Golf Course 264-498-7529

Island Tours
Visitors can tour the island on their own, renting a car, bicycle, scooter to visit even the most remote parts of Anguilla easily and safely. It is also possible to arrange a private tour through a taxi driver or through your hotel concierge.

Tennis
All major properties have lighted courts that available to their guests and some have resident pros. There are two public courts in the Valley at the Ronald Webster Park. The Anguilla Tennis Academy (ATA), world class tennis facility, currently under construction in Blowing Point is expected to open late 2006.