Pool day passes in Anguilla
Compare pool day passes in Anguilla. Book direct at Four Seasons, Aurora Anguilla, Zemi Beach House, and The Manoah, with pricing and how to book.
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Anguilla's day pass market is small and concentrated among its luxury resorts, since the island has only a handful of large properties plus a few boutique hotels along Shoal Bay. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla anchors the top end with full pool and beach access, while Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club, Zemi Beach House, and The Manoah Boutique Hotel offer smaller, beach-focused passes at lower prices.
Prices run from US$30 for beach-only access at The Manoah up to US$175 for the Four Seasons' full resort day pass. Most passes include beach chairs and towels; only Four Seasons and Aurora guarantee pool access alongside the beach.
Advance booking is required everywhere on this list, and several resorts cap the number of passes sold per day to protect space for overnight guests. Blackout dates apply during peak winter season, so confirm availability before planning a day trip.
- The Manoah Boutique Hotel — from US$30, beach loungers on Shoal Bay
- Zemi Beach House — US$50, beachfront dining credit on Shoal Bay
- Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club — from US$69, pool, beach, and water park options
- Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla — US$175, three pools and two beaches
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How much does a pool day pass in Anguilla cost?
The Manoah is the cheapest option at US$30 for beach access, though its pool day pass runs US$60 and its own site notes pool access is normally guest-only, so confirm which tier you're booking before you go. Four Seasons sits at the top of the range, the only property with three pools and guaranteed access to both of its beaches.
| Hotel | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| The Manoah Boutique Hotel | US$30 beach / US$60 pool | Budget beach access on Shoal Bay |
| Zemi Beach House | US$50 | Beachfront dining, credited to your bill |
| Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club | US$69-75 | Water park or private bay pool |
| Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla | US$175 | Three pools, two beaches, spa |
Do I need to book an Anguilla day pass in advance?
Yes. Four Seasons requires advance booking by phone, email, or live chat, and blackout dates apply during holiday weeks and peak winter months. Aurora Anguilla sells its Rendezvous, Merrywing, and Water Park passes on a limited daily allotment, and Zemi Beach House and The Manoah both take bookings by phone or online ahead of arrival rather than accepting walk-ins.
Can non-guests use hotel pools in Anguilla?
Only two properties on this list sell pool access to non-guests: Four Seasons and Aurora Anguilla. Zemi Beach House and The Manoah sell beach-only passes, since both reserve their pools for overnight guests. Anguilla's other big-name resorts, including Belmond Cap Juluca and Malliouhana, don't run a consistent public day pass program, so pool access there is typically guests-only.
Where to stay in Anguilla
Anguilla is a quiet, low-key luxury island with no cruise ships or casinos, so where you base yourself comes down to which beach suits your pace. Meads Bay is the classic choice, calm water and walkable fine dining, and it's home to the cliffside Malliouhana, Auberge Resorts Collection, a stylish, slightly more relaxed alternative to the island's grandest resorts.
For total seclusion, Maundays Bay on the West End is hard to beat, and it's where you'll find Belmond Cap Juluca, a splurge-worthy string of white Moorish-style villas right on the sand.
If you'd rather skip the big-resort scene, CeBlue Villas & Beach Resort on Barnes Bay is a smaller, adults-oriented option with private plunge pools, good for couples who want privacy without the full-resort price tag.
The Manoah Boutique Hotel
The Manoah sits on Shoal Bay East, one of Anguilla's most photographed stretches of white sand, with a boutique beach club built into the dunes above the water.
The Beach Day Pass (US$30 per person) includes two loungers, plush towels, bottled water, and an umbrella on Shoal Bay. A separate Pool Day Pass (US$60 per person) is advertised through local booking guides, though The Manoah's own site states pool access is normally reserved for hotel guests, so confirm which pass you're getting when you book.
Reserve by phone or through the hotel's beach club booking page. Bring ID and a printed or digital confirmation for check-in at the beach club entrance.
Book direct: the-manoah.com/beach-club — or call 1-833-207-5486
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Zemi Beach House sits on Shoal Bay East as well, a few minutes down the sand from The Manoah, with an on-the-beach restaurant and bar built around a rum-focused theme.
The Day Pass (US$50 per person) covers beach access and is credited toward food and drink at the beach bar or restaurant, so it works out closer to a minimum spend than a flat entry fee. Pool access isn't included, since Zemi reserves its pool for overnight guests.
Book by phone or email ahead of your visit. There's no self-serve online booking page for the day pass.
Book direct: zemibeach.com — or call +1 264 497 8000
Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club
Aurora Anguilla spans 300 acres across Rendezvous Bay and Merrywing Bay on the island's west coast, formerly known as CuisinArt Golf Resort & Spa before its rebrand and expansion.
Three day pass tiers are available: the Rendezvous Day Pass and Merrywing Day Pass (both US$75 per person) include a full day at one of the resort's pools, beach chairs, umbrellas, and coolers of water, while the Aurora Water Park Pass (US$69 per person) covers waterslides, a lazy river, a splash pad, and a rock wall. Children 11 and under get in free with a paying adult.
Day passes are currently sold through ResortPass, though the resort's own reservations line can also confirm availability and take a booking directly.
Book direct: auroraanguilla.com/contact-us — or call 844-668-5759
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla
Four Seasons Anguilla sits on Barnes Bay on the island's northwest coast, with three ocean-view pools, including one adults-only infinity pool, and two adjoining white-sand beaches.
The Day in Paradise pass (US$175 per adult) includes full access to all three pools and both beaches, cabanas, and poolside or beach dining and drinks charged separately. Children under 12 are free with a paying adult, and extra children cost US$50 each. Optional spa treatments can be added on for an extra charge.
Space is limited and blackout dates apply during peak weeks, so book by phone, email, or live chat well ahead of your visit.
Book direct: fourseasons.com/anguilla/landing-pages/property/day-in-paradise — or call +1 264 497 7000
Frequently asked questions
Does Belmond Cap Juluca offer a day pass?
Cap Juluca doesn't run a consistent public day pass program. Some visitors have reported informal access to beachfront dining tied to a food and drink minimum, but front desk staff have also told guests no such program exists. Call the resort directly if you want to check current policy rather than relying on older online reports.
Are children allowed on Anguilla pool day passes?
Four Seasons and Aurora Anguilla both welcome children, with kids under 12 (Four Seasons) or 11 (Aurora) free alongside a paying adult. Zemi Beach House and The Manoah don't publish a specific children's policy for their beach passes, so confirm directly if traveling with kids.
What should I bring to an Anguilla resort day pass?
Bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, and photo ID, since resorts check the name on your booking at the gate or beach club entrance. Cash or a card is useful at Zemi Beach House, where the pass price is credited toward food and drink rather than covering it outright, and a printed or digital confirmation speeds up check-in at the smaller boutique properties.
More pool day passes near Anguilla
Anguilla's luxury-resort day pass model is close in style to nearby Sint Maarten, a short ferry ride away, where large resort passes sit alongside independent beach bars. St. Thomas and Antigua follow a similar pattern of advance booking and blackout dates, while Barbados offers a lower-priced entry point for travelers comparing the wider Caribbean market. Full details for all of these are on the Caribbean country page.