Combination Tour

Step off the beaten path and immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of Anguilla's only forest of its kind (Katouche Valley), Cavannaugh Cave, and Anguilla's oldest known cave, Katouche Cave! This 80-acre hidden gem is home to one of the island’s most diverse ecosystems, offering an unforgettable blend of adventure, culture, and natural wonder.
 

Hike through towering trees and rare foliage, learning about Anguilla’s native plants and their fascinating traditional, household, and medicinal uses. Our expert guides will bring the landscape to life, sharing stories of how Anguillians have historically utilized this rich environment.

Along the trek, you'll first enter Katouche Cave, which  gently winds to a depth of approximately 180ft underground (Anguilla is only 214ft above sea level!). The length of the cave stretches for about 3/4 mile. This cave was the only place where the approximately 20,000-year-old remains of the now-extinct rodent, the “Amblyrhiza Inundata” which grew to between 300-500 lbs, were unearthed. It is now mounted at the Smithsonian, however partial remains can still be seen in the cave. You will only go deep enough to see these remains, then you will head back up to continue on the hiking trail.

Later on, you'll enter Cavannaugh Cave (Guh-van-uh)—a massive open cavern unlike anything else on the island. A towering fig tree bursts through the top, its roots stretching nearly a quarter-mile along the cave’s surface, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle. Inside, harmless fruit bats flutter above, adding to the cave’s mystique.
 

At the end of your adventure, unwind at the breathtaking Katouche Bay with our estate’s signature refreshments— the perfect way to savour the moment and soak in the beauty of Anguilla.