🐚 Nearby Restaurants

Anguilla is known for its exceptional dining — from barefoot beach grills to refined island cuisine. Within minutes of Maison Hibernia, you’ll find a variety of options to suit every mood, whether you’re after a casual lunch by the sea or a sunset dinner under the palms.

Lime Keel House – A casual garden-style bar and grill serving breakfast and dinner three days a week, known for fresh seafood and relaxed island charm. (Walking distance)
Scilly Cay – A tiny private islet reached by a two-minute boat ride from the Island Harbour dock. Famous for its lobster, crayfish, and lively Sunday reggae lunches. (Walking distance to the dock)

Ben’s Pit Stop – A French-inspired bistro offering sit-down dining, takeaway meals, and a selection of fine French cheeses. (5 minutes by car)

In Island Harbour (5 minutes by car / some walking distance)

Lime Keel House – A casual garden-style bar and grill serving breakfast and dinner three days a week, known for fresh seafood and relaxed island charm. (Walking distance)
Scilly Cay – A tiny private islet reached by a two-minute boat ride from the Island Harbour dock. Famous for its lobster, crayfish, and lively Sunday reggae lunches. (Walking distance to the dock)
Ben’s Pit Stop – A French-inspired bistro offering sit-down dining, takeaway meals, and a selection of fine French cheeses. (5 minutes by car)
Artisan – Authentic Napoli-style brick-oven pizza in a friendly local setting. (5 minutes by car)
Falcon’s Nest – Dine with your toes in the sand; fresh-grilled seafood and a true island vibe. (Walking distance)
Elsa’s – Local Anguillian cuisine served simply and warmly, steps from the villa. (Walking distance)

In Shoal Bay (10–12 minutes by car)

20 Knots – Casual dining at the 5-star Zemi Beach House Hotel, combining Caribbean-Latin flavours with ocean views.
Stone – Fine dining at Zemi Beach House Hotel offering modern island cuisine, an elegant setting, and an extensive wine list.
Manoah Hotel – Beachfront dining with cocktails overlooking Shoal Bay’s turquoise waters.
Maderiman – A relaxed seaside bistro on Shoal Bay serving generous, flavourful dishes in a casual beachfront setting.
Elodia’s – Beach restaurant with loungers and umbrellas; lively lunchtime spot with music and a vibrant atmosphere.
Ola’s – Mexican-inspired beach restaurant — colourful, casual, and fun.
Tropical Sunset – Laid-back beach bar and grill; lunch only, with loungers and umbrellas for guests.

East End (10 minutes by car)

Paper’s Barbecue – Local favourite near East End School; open Fridays and Saturdays. A lively community spot for barbecue under the stars.
Palm Grove Beach Shack – Family-run hideaway on a secluded beach; delicious lunches in a tranquil setting. Open daytime only.

🌞 Nearby Activities

Discover the quiet pleasures and hidden adventures that surround Maison Hibernia.

Hike to Captain’s Bay – Follow the coastal trail to this remote, wild beach. Bring your own drinks and snacks — you may have the entire stretch to yourself. When the seas are rough, the waves are spectacular to watch.

Island Harbour Bay – Watch fishermen return with their daily catch while sipping a cocktail on the beach and soaking in the rhythm of village life.

Junk’s Hole Beach (12 minutes by car) – Go beachcombing for driftwood and sea glass along this remote shoreline. End your walk with Johnny cakes, ribs, and a cocktail at the laid-back Palm Grove Beach Restaurant.

Shoal Bay East (10 minutes by car) – Often ranked among the world’s most beautiful beaches. Spend the day lounging under umbrellas, swimming in turquoise waters, or enjoying lunch at one of the beachfront restaurants. Take a stroll along the mile-long stretch of powdery sand, book a treatment at the Malakah Day Spa, or on Sundays, dance barefoot to live music at Gwen’s Reggae Grill or Elodia’s Beach Bar.

Nature & Exploration – Join a bird-watching tour to explore Anguilla’s wetlands, or book guided walks and hikes (Ask Mary-Pat for details.)

🌺 Further Afield

A short drive or boat ride opens up even more ways to experience the island.

Take a boat taxi to Little Bay Marine Park and snorkel the famous underwater trail. Arrange sailing or fishing trips, guided hikes, or bird-watching excursions — all easily organized on request.

Anguilla’s small size means nothing is ever far away. Explore nearby islets such as Prickly Pear Island and Sandy Island, or plan day trips to St. Martin and St. Barths. For a memorable outing, enjoy a sunset or full-day sail aboard the traditional wooden schooner Tradition.

Adventurers can rent small sailboats and paddleboards from Anguilla Watersports, or dive among the island’s many sunken shipwrecks — beginner diving classes are also available. Golf enthusiasts will find a world-class course just 25 minutes away by car.