Anguilla Arch
West End, Anguilla
Anguilla Arch is one of the island’s most distinctive natural landmarks, a sea-cut rock formation at the far West End that works best as a short but memorable coastal stop. The appeal is visual rather than activity-heavy: open sea, rugged limestone scenery and a dramatic arch that feels very different from Anguilla’s soft-sand beach image. It suits travellers who like self-directed detours, photography and seeing another side of the island’s landscape. It earns this repaired slot because it is an exact, current attraction with stronger present-day identity than the now-uncertain Heritage Collection Museum listing. Tourism Anguilla has published a dedicated 2026 guide to visiting the Arch, while the official destination brochure calls it a must-see landmark. Visitors should treat it as a viewpoint, not an adventure crossing: recent guidance indicates barriers and erosion-related limits, so the reward here is the scenery and sense of remoteness rather than extended exploration on foot.