10 Best Places to Propose in Anguilla

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by Suzanne Sachs • 5 min read

THE BASICS --

Anguilla is full of perfect places to propose. Whether you and the person you love are enthusiasts for beaches, bays, islands, waterfronts, snorkeling, sunsets, or good food and wine, there’s a beautiful spot to create a lifetime of memories. But where, exactly, should that most important question be asked? This guide describes some of the best places in Anguilla to ask that special person to marry you.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW--

In this guide we will explain the following:

• Romantic Locations in Anguilla for Outdoor Lovers
• Shoal Bay East
• Maundays Bay
• Sandy Ground Village
• Prickly Pear Cays
• Meads Bay
• Rendezvous Bay
• Long Bay
  
• Captain's Bay
• Shoal Bay West
• Merrywing Bay
• Best Places to Propose in Anguilla

Romantic Locations in Anguilla For Outdoor Lovers

1. Shoal Bay East

Renowned as one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, Shoal Bay East boasts powdery white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters. You could propose during a sunset stroll along the shore or arrange for a private beachside dinner.

2. Maundays Bay

This serene and secluded beach, located near the luxurious Cap Juluca resort, provides a romantic setting for a proposal. You could rent a beach cabana for the day and propose with the sound of the waves as your backdrop.

3. Sandy Ground Village

This quaint fishing village is filled with colorful cottages, waterfront restaurants, and lively bars. You could propose during a romantic dinner at one of the waterfront eateries or plan a surprise proposal on the sandy shore as the sun sets over the harbor.

4. Prickly Pear Cays

These uninhabited islands just off the coast of Anguilla offer pristine beaches and excellent snorkeling opportunities. You could arrange for a private boat charter to the cays and propose on a secluded beach surrounded by crystal-clear waters.

5. Meads Bay

With its pristine beach and calm waters, Meads Bay offers a tranquil setting for a romantic proposal. You could plan a day of snorkeling or paddleboarding followed by a surprise proposal on the beach. 

6. Rendezvous Bay

This long stretch of powdery white sand is bordered by turquoise waters and fringed with swaying palm trees. Rendezvous Bay is perfect for a romantic stroll or a relaxing day on the beach.

7. Long Bay

Located on the southern coast of Anguilla, Long Bay offers a tranquil and secluded setting away from the crowds. It's ideal for couples seeking privacy and serenity.

8. Captain's Bay

Accessible only by boat or a short hike, Captain's Bay is a secluded beach with rugged beauty and breathtaking views. It's perfect for adventurous couples seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience.

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9. Shoal Bay West

This quieter counterpart to Shoal Bay East offers powdery white sand and calm, shallow waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. It's a peaceful retreat with fewer crowds.

10. Merrywing Bay

Tucked away on the northeastern coast of Anguilla, Merrywing Bay is a hidden gem with pristine white sand and sparkling turquoise waters. It's a peaceful retreat for couples looking to escape the hustle and bustle.

Best Places to Propose in Anguilla

While it can be tempting to get wrapped up in elaborate proposal plans, sometimes the very best way to ask the question is a classic, heartfelt, on-one-knee moment. Whatever you and your soon-to-be fiance or fiancee enjoy, Anguilla has beautiful and memorable places to propose. Make one of these romantic locations your special place by proposing with the perfect vintage engagement ring.

It's Time!

Anguilla has so many beautiful places to propose—now it’s just about choosing the perfect one. Make the moment even more special with the perfect vintage ring—schedule a virtual appointment or email us to get 5% off when you purchase a ring and mention our Best Places to Propose in Anguilla blog.

Suzanne Sachs