Seal Island, Anguilla
Island Small uninhabited Anguillan islet, marine bird habitat
Seal Island, off Anguilla, is a small offshore islet reached by boat; visitors make day trips for snorkeling on nearby reefs, reef fishing and to observe seabird colonies from passing skiffs.
Tips for Visiting Seal Island, Anguilla #
- Plan transport from Anguilla by booking a local boat operator from Road Bay or Sandy Ground - Seal Island is a small offshore islet with no docks, so expect a short tender/shore landing or snorkeling stops.
- Visit in the morning when winds are typically lighter and sea conditions calmer for better visibility if you intend to snorkel or swim around the islet.
- Respect wildlife and stay off any shorelines that are nesting areas; Seal Island is primarily visited from boats, so keep a respectful distance and follow your skipper's guidance.
Best Time to Visit Seal Island, Anguilla #
Best visited in the dry season (December-April) when seas are calm and conditions for boating/snorkeling are optimal.
Dry season (Best)
Dec-Apr · 24 to 29°C
Calmer seas, lower rainfall and prime conditions for boating and snorkeling around the island.
Hurricane / Wet season (Caution)
Jun-Nov · 25 to 31°C
Higher rainfall and risk of tropical storms during the Caribbean hurricane season; boating conditions can be rough.
Shoulder months
May, Nov · 24 to 30°C
Transitional periods with more variable showers but often fewer visitors than peak winter season.
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