Quick answer: Best Sustainable Hotels in Anguilla
The best eco friendly stays in Anguilla, hand picked from on site solar power, farm and sea to table dining, and plastic free amenities. Find and book your sustainable stay.
Best Sustainable Hotels, Resorts and Eco Friendly Stays in Anguilla
The 3 best places to stay in Anguilla are sustainable and all run large on site solar arrays, source food from their own land or local waters, and cut out single use plastics across the property. From Shoal Bay in the north to Rendezvous Bay and Meads Bay in the west these resorts are top rated for low-impact eco friendly comfort that keeps guests coming back for powder soft beaches that stay protected reef by reef.
How we decide the best place to stay in Anguilla
Each top rated stay in Anguilla is hand picked and checked for the sustainability features that actually matter on a dry Caribbean island.
On an island with no rivers and no freshwater springs, the first thing we look at is how a resort makes its own power and water rather than leaning on the grid. Frangipani Beach Resort shows what that looks like in practice, with an 800 panel, 370kW array of solar power backed by lithium iron phosphate storage that now covers roughly 70 per cent of the resort’s energy, so the sun does the heavy lifting instead of a diesel generator.
Because every drop on Anguilla has to be created, we weigh up water conservation just as hard. Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club earns its place here with a reverse osmosis filtration system that supplies all of the resort’s water, the golf course included, turning seawater into a self sufficient supply rather than draining a fragile aquifer.
We also trace where the food comes from, since local sourcing keeps money on the island and cuts the air miles on every plate. Zemi Beach House stands out for its sea to table Stone restaurant, which leans on the day’s local fish and Anguillan produce so the menu reflects the island it sits on.
The resorts on this list of best places to stay in Anguilla have proven they are making a real effort to protect the island while taking care of its guests.
If Tranquility Wrapped in Blue has cast its spell and you are not ready to leave the water behind, our guide to the best sustainable hotels across the Caribbean gathers the whole region in one place, or hop south to the chic eco stays of St Barts, drift to neighbouring Sint Maarten just across the channel, and carry on west to the British Virgin Islands.
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At a glance
| Stay | Why it stands out |
|---|---|
| Zemi Beach House | Zemi Beach House is a luxury beachfront resort on Shoal Bay in Anguilla, billed as the island's greenest hotel after building a five acre solar farm of more than 2,700 panels wi… |
| Frangipani Beach Resort | Frangipani Beach Resort is a family owned and operated boutique resort on Meads Bay in West End Village, run hands on by husband and wife Shannon and Scott since the family took… |
| Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club | Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club is a large beachfront and golf resort on Rendezvous Bay, powering itself from a 1MW solar field it is expanding toward 7MW to wean the pro… |
Top Picks, Where To Stay in Anguilla
- Zemi Beach House: Solar powered, off grid, farm to table
- Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club: Solar powered, farm to table
- Frangipani Beach Resort: Solar powered on West End
- Shoal Bay Village, Anguilla
Zemi Beach House
Zemi Beach House is a luxury beachfront resort on Shoal Bay in Anguilla, billed as the island’s greenest hotel after building a five acre solar farm of more than 2,700 panels with a 1MW peak output and a 2MWh battery store that runs the property off grid.
Its sea to table Stone restaurant leans on local fish and Anguillan produce, and the resort sits within the Shoal Bay Marine Park conservation project, channelling two per cent of profits and a small environmental levy into coral reef recovery.
- West End Village, Anguilla
Frangipani Beach Resort
Frangipani Beach Resort is a family owned and operated boutique resort on Meads Bay in West End Village, run hands on by husband and wife Shannon and Scott since the family took it over in 2004.
Its 800 panel, 370kW solar array with lithium iron phosphate storage now covers roughly 70 per cent of the resort’s energy, the largest sustainable energy project by a boutique hotel on the island, backed by refillable in room amenities, reusable cups and a switch away from single use plastics.
- Rendezvous Bay, Anguilla
Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club
Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club is a large beachfront and golf resort on Rendezvous Bay, powering itself from a 1MW solar field it is expanding toward 7MW to wean the property off utility power.
A self sustaining hydroponic farm across 10,000 square feet of farmland grows nearly 90 per cent of the kitchen’s vegetables, fruit and herbs, while a reverse osmosis filtration system supplies all the resort’s water, including the golf course.