We arrived by private boat. At one point, we were alone, but when we left there were close to 20 people, which is a lot on this small beach. Still, it's very beautiful and peaceful and the snorkeling is above average.

We arrived by private boat. At one point, we were alone, but when we left there were close to 20 people, which is a lot on this small beach. Still, it's very beautiful and peaceful and the snorkeling is above average.
Little Bay literally inspired awe in me. While it is a bit of an adventure to get to (the rope for the really brave folks, the big or little jumps for the semi-brave and the kayak for those with stamina, and a $10 motor boat for the rest), it was SO worth it. For several hours, I felt like a...
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We started our evening with Calypso Charters at Cove Bay, a great ride round from there to Little Bay, the two man crew pointing out sights on the way. Sunset at Little Bay and an offer to jump from a cliff into the clear blue/torquoise sea. The Rum Punches on this trip were probably the best we'd had on the...
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My wife & I rented kayaks from Da'Vida's on 2 different afternoons, & enjoyed Little Bay. They only charged $10 an hour, & it only takes 12-15 minutes to get there. We were not the only ones there both times we were there. There were locals climbing up the rope on the side of the beach, & jumping off the...
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We found Calvin under the trees by DaVida and for $15 each, he gave us a quick ride out to Little Bay and some guidance on the best places to snorkel. We arranged for him to come back in 2 hours. He was very prompt, although we should have told him 3 hours. We enjoyed the snorkeling and the beach...
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If you can make it to Little Bay on a calm day, it is definitely worth the trip! My husband and I were staying at the Viceroy Anguilla for our honeymoon and he was determined to visit Little Bay after reading about how cool this little stretch of beach is.
It can be a little difficult to find your way...
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This beach can only be reached by boat, by jumping off the rocks and swimming or by climbing down a cliff by rope. We have never gone by boat or swam as we always climb.The climb is not hard and definitely worth it. We climbed the cliff with our children when they were small so we are not talking "technical"...
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Had read about Little Bay before our recent trip to Anguilla. Loved the idea of hiring Calvin to take us over in his boat. We found him at a picnic table under his tree at Crocus Bay and hired him to take us over. The seas had been pretty high and rough the past few days, but were fairly calm...
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My fiance and I went to Little Bay during our day trip to Anguilla and had an absolutely fantastic time! The beach wasnt the easiest to find (although you can take a boat trip from Crocus Bay) and we had to climb down a 30 foot rock wall with the aide of a rope that someone attached. The effort was...
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There is no easy path to glory. And Little Bay requires a trip to Crocus Bay and a $40 round trip by boat from one of the locals. They'll drop you off and pick you up at an agreed time.
We actually fortuitously found the road to access Little Bay by foot, thanks to a friendly local who showed us...
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