SECLUDED, CRESCENT-SHAPED PERFECTION
Located on the southern coast of Anguilla, Maundays Bay not only offers exceptional views of the nearby island of St. Martin but also features calm, sheltered waters thanks to its beautiful crescent shape. Unlike busier tourist spots around the Caribbean, Maundays Bay provides a quieter, more intimate experience, with just one idyllic hotel as a charming backdrop. The striking turquoise water and orientation make it a favorite for swimming and water sports. With a generous array of swaying palm trees at the east end of the beach, visitors can find ample shade to enjoy the incredible views from the soft, almost blindingly white sand.
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EASY TO ENTER
The water at Maundays Bay is very easy to enter, with calm waters and a sandy bottom.
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NOT TOO CROWDED
Maundays Bay is never too crowded, making it very peaceful.
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FREQUENTLY IDYLLIC
Your odds of perfect beach days are much higher than average at Maundays Bay.
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T "The hotel backdrop only adds to the beauty of this beach and the water is some of the clearest I have ever seen. Going for a walk on this quiet bay and a swim in the clear water is beyond a dream!"
FEATURED HOTEL
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FEATURED HOTEL
BELMOND CAP JULUCA
Considered by many to be the best 5 star hotel in the Caribbean, Belmond Cap Juluca stretches from one end of Maundays Bay to the other, and offers guests unparalleled access to the definition of Caribbean beach bliss.
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Hotel dominates Maundays Bay
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Hotel design compliments Maunday's shape tremendously
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Guests enjoy complimentary breakfast only a couple of metres from the ocean
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Every room and suite has exceptional ocean view
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Everything about Cap Juluca was built with ocean views in mind
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Maundays Bay WEATHER AVERAGES
AVG. HIGH | AVG. LOW | RAINY DAYS | |
JANUARY | 28 ° | 24 ° | 1.3 |
FEBRUARY | 28 ° | 24 ° | 1.1 |
MARCH | 28 ° | 24 ° | 1.1 |
APRIL | 29 ° | 25 ° | 2.3 |
MAY | 30 ° | 26 ° | 5.2 |
JUNE | 31 ° | 26 ° | 3.5 |
JULY | 31 ° | 27 ° | 3.8 |
AUGUST | 31 ° | 27 ° | 4.9 |
SEPTEMBER | 31 ° | 27 ° | 6.4 |
OCTOBER | 31 ° | 26 ° | 6.4 |
NOVEMBER | 30 ° | 25 ° | 5.3 |
DECEMBER | 29 ° | 24 ° | 3 |
THE PERFECT DAY AT Maundays Bay
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SEAWEED
Since 2010, south-facing beaches in the Caribbean (including Maundays Bay) have had significant amounts of seaweed washing ashore. This occurs most often between May and August.
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CALM SEAS
Though there is a very small risk of hurricanes, and there are more rainy days, the ocean is much calmer May through November. We particularly love the Caribean in October and November, as the ocean is in a postcard state if there are clear skies.
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WIND
Look for days where the wind will be blowing from behind the beach towards the water, as well as days with little to no wind.
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CLEAR SKIES
Sunny days are more likely between December to April, however visits during May through November are underrated, with calmer seas.