- Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) – While not set in Anguilla specifically, this swashbuckling adventure film features Caribbean backdrops and has scenes shot in various Caribbean locations.
- Casino Royale (2006) – The famous James Bond film, starring Daniel Craig as Agent 007, features scenes shot in several Caribbean locations. While not set in Anguilla, it offers a glimpse of the beauty of the region’s shores.
- The Rum Diary (2011) – Based on a novel by Hunter S. Thompson, this film tells the story of an American journalist in 1960s Puerto Rico. While the majority of the film takes place in Puerto Rico, it showcases the atmosphere of the Caribbean.
- After the Sunset (2004) – Starring Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek, this crime-comedy movie is partially set in the Bahamas. Though not in Anguilla, it gives viewers a glimpse of the tropical environment found in the Caribbean.
- The Beach (2000) – Although it’s primarily set in Thailand, this film, based on the novel by Alex Garland, showcases beach scenery and may capture some of the allure found in the Caribbean as well.
- “A Trip to the Beach: Living on Island Time in the Caribbean” by Melinda Blanchard and Robert Blanchard – Although not solely focused on Anguilla, this memoir chronicles the authors’ journey of opening a restaurant on the neighbouring island of St. Martin, providing insights into the Caribbean lifestyle and their experiences in the region.
- “Anguilla Tranquility Wrapped in Blue” by Colville L. Petty – This book delves into the history and culture of Anguilla, exploring the island’s rich heritage and the impact of its colonial past. It covers various aspects, including its people, music, food, and the Anguillian experience.
- “Anguilla: A Journey Through Time” by David Carty – Offering a historical perspective, this book takes readers on a journey through Anguilla’s past. It delves into the island’s struggle for self-determination, its cultural legacy, and the formation of its identity.
- “Songs from a Small Island: Exploring Anguilla” by Ian Rowlandson – Written by an Engiish author who fell in love with the island, this book is a personal account of the author’s experiences and impressions of Anguilla. It vividly captures the island’s natural beauty, culture, and the warmth of its people.
- “An Unlikely Spy in the Caribbean” by LP Fearon – While not exclusively set in Anguilla, this historical thriller features the Caribbean as a backdrop and includes scenes on the island. It offers a thrilling tale of espionage and intrigue during World War II in the region.
WANDERLIST: Anguilla in books and on film
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