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At 120 feet high over 50 feet wide, El Salto del Limón Waterfall barreling down from jungle peaks is an awe-inspiring addition to any Samana peninsula trip.

Check La Boca Del Diablo, a natural blowhole cut right into the ironshore near Playa Rincon for a one-of-a-kind conversation with the Prince of Darkness.

Consistently rated in the top ten beaches of the world, Playa Rincon is secluded, soothing, and mostly unsettled — perfect for a lazy day in the sun.

Built right on the sands of Rendezvous Bay Beach is an institution helmed by a man here just to spread peace, love, reggae, rum... And incredible BBQ! Garvey's Sunshine Shack is a must-stop for anyone looking for a great time on a great beach.

Shoal Bay Beach has a number of great beach bars and resorts that line the sand, but don't worry, there's so much sand and blindingly blue water that it's easy to take up residence on this beach and feel a world away.

Sandy Ground Beach plays a major role in Anguilla's seafaring history, but for visitors the main draw may be brilliant sand, clear waters, and several top notch beach bars including Dad's, Johnno's, and Elvis'. There's also dining here at Dolce Vita among others.

Caribbean chef Dale Carty dishes out a delectably approachable take on authentic Anguillan cuisine at Tasty's —  his cozy restaurant in South Hill. Expect crayfish, johnny cakes, BBQ, seafood, salads, and more.

The quintessential perfect Anguilla beach. Meads Bay Beach is long, bleach white, and home to small developments that offer opportunities for chair rentals, dining, and drinking.

This teeny patch of paradise will often be all yours. There's also a rock for the adventurous to try their cliff diving skills out. Hiring a boat for a couple bucks to shuttle you from Crocus Bay.