The low season is upon us (between August and October). The question is, “What do we do in Anguilla now?” Around this time, the water is clearer, the sun is brighter, and you can still come and enjoy what the island has to offer – it’s really just when some businesses take a break…
Although this is known as the “low season”, you will still find that a number of restaurants and small accommodations, such as villas, remain open. After all, life for the locals continues 24/7/365!
Here’s a list of businesses and their opening/closing dates, and those that will remain open for the low season if you’re considering staying between August and October.
Open/Closing for the low Season
This is not an entire list of businesses on the island and represents only advertisers of What We Do In Anguilla. Updated as at 11 August 2026.
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Off Season Open/Closing Dates
- Anguilla Great House Beach Resort – Remains Open
- Anguilla Villa Company – Remains Open
- Aurora Anguilla (Merrywing) – Closed July 15 | Reopens November 1
- Aurora Anguilla (Rendezvous) – Closed August 17 | Reopens October 16
- Bella Blu – Closed August 31 | Reopens October 15
- Cap Juluca – Closed August 16 | Reopens October 9
- Carimar – Closed September 7 | Reopens October 9
- Driftwood Haven Suites & Studios – Remains Open
- Four Seasons Resort & Residences – Closed August 19 | Reopens October 15
- Island Dream Properties – Remains Open
- Long Bay Villas (Villas by Malliouhana) – Remains Open
- Malliouhana – Closed August 21 | Reopens October 21
- Shoal Bay Villas – Closed August 23 | Reopens October 28
- The Manoah Boutique Hotel – Closed July 31 | Reopens November 1
- Tranquility Beach Resort – Closed September 1 | Reopens October 10
- Trophy Properties – Remains Open
- Bar Soleil (Malliouhana) – Closed August 22 | Reopens October 21
- Breezes (Aurora) – Closed August 16 | Reopens November (TBC)
- Celeste (Malliouhana) – Closed August 21 | Reopens October 21
- Coconuts (Anguilla Great House Beach Resort) – Remains Open
- D Richard’s (Aurora) – Remains Open
- Leon’s (Malliouhana) – Closed August 22 | Reopens October 21
- Lima Limon (Four Seasons) – Closed August 18 | Reopens October 15
- Madeariman – Closed August 31 | Reopens October 15
- Mangos – Closed July 27 | Reopens November 1
- Salt (Four Seasons) – Closed August 19 | Reopens October 16
- Savi Beach Club – Remains Open
- Sharky’s – Closed August 16 | Reopens October 18
- Straw Hat – Closed August 22 | Reopens October 25
- Sunset Lounge – Closed August 18 | Reopens October 15
- Tokyo Bay (Aurora) – Closed August 16 | Reopens October 12
- Tropical Sunset – Remains Open
- Uchu (Belmond Cap Juluca) – Closed August 16 | Reopens October 9
Quest Experiences – Remains Open
RSVD | Transfers – Remains Open
FAQs on Anguilla’s low season
When does the Anguilla tourism season re-open?
The season re-opens in November annually, however, businesses that close during the low season tend to re-open mid-October.
When is the Caribbean hurricane season and how does it affect Anguilla?
The Hurricane season in the Caribbean runs from June 1 to November 30. For Anguilla, during this time, we receive much-needed rain with lots of sunshine in-between and, we also celebrate the Anguilla Summer Festival.
To stay abreast of weather conditions in the region, you can follow the National Hurricane Centre and the Department of Disaster Management for updates.