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Anguilla


Heed the call of the casbah in this Moroccan-themed tent with sultry lighting and cushion-strewn sofas to munch on Mediterranean tapas (US$5 to US$22) and sip artisan cocktails, including the bourbon-rye-cherry potion named 'Prince of Darkness' after local reggae icon Bankie Banx. There's live jazz, reggae and blues from 8pm to 10pm, often featuring Bankie's son Omari.

It's downstairs from its sister property, the fine-dining restaurant Veya.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Anguilla attractions

1. Sandy Island Office

0.71 MILES

Buy tickets for the trip out to Sandy Island at this little office next to Johnno's.

2. Sandy Ground

0.8 MILES

Fronting bobbing yachts and a couple of small piers, this golden-sand beach is calm, shallow and free from coral, making it a good spot to splash about…

3. Crocus Bay

1.48 MILES

Although off the charts in terms of beauty, Crocus Bay beach is often overshadowed by Anguilla's more famous strands. This calm crescent oozes dreamy…

4. Wallblake House

1.72 MILES

Behind a white picket fence, Wallblake House dates to 1787. It's considered the oldest structure on Anguilla and is the only remaining plantation house on…

5. St Gerard's Catholic Church

1.74 MILES

Built in 1966, after the previous chapel was destroyed by a 1961 hurricane, St Gerard’s has a unique facade of pebbles, stones, timber and tiles, open-air…

6. Little Bay

1.96 MILES

Among Anguilla's more secluded beaches, west-facing Little Bay is a sublime sliver of sand with excellent swimming, snorkeling and sunsets. It can only be…

7. Rendezvous Bay

2.68 MILES

Cradled by calm, crystal-clear waters, this pearly white crescent is idyllic for an extended stroll with a rum-punch stop or live music at Bankie Banx's…

8. Sandy Island

2.68 MILES

A trip to this tiny solar-powered islet is the quintessential Anguilla dream experience. Picture pure white-sand beach fringed by palm trees, translucent…