Imagine a canvas painted with hues of the richest turquoise, edged with the softest, whitest sands, and dotted with the languid sway of palm trees—this is Anguilla, a jewel in the Caribbean not just for seekers of paradisiacal escapes but now, more intriguingly, for the astute luxury investor.

In recent years, Anguilla’s government has pursued a deliberate strategy to elevate the island’s appeal. Key investors, like Best Buy’s founder, Richard Schulze, are pioneering the transformation. By acquiring the Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club, Schulze aims to turn the island into a year-round luxury destination. He embodies a philosophy of ‘catalytic capital,’ where investments align with social impact. Here, luxury tourism is not just about providing world-class experiences; it’s about creating sustainable growth and improving local lives.

Anguilla’s commitment to environmental stewardship and cultural preservation makes it an attractive destination for investors who prioritise sustainability.The progressive government, coupled with a local appetite for infrastructure projects such as expanding transportation and tourism facilities, is integral to Anguilla’s growth, promising robust returns.