Anguilla Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
If the Caribbean is a paradise that brings together the most sexy islands and waves in the world, Anguilla is the best hidden among them. It is full of the remote, mysterious and wild style of the Caribbean Islands, and is recognized all over the world. With the most beautiful white beaches and ultra-luxurious small hotels, it is a romantic island that is neither overdeveloped nor completely wild.Attractions distribution:
Anguilla is located at the northern tip of the Leeward Islands in the Eastern Caribbean. It has clean white beaches, crystal clear water, incredible marine life and a pleasant Caribbean island style. It is like a island hidden in the Caribbean. The Garden of Eden, filled with white sand and clear water amid the calm waves of the sea, attracts tourists from all over the world.It is said that Anguilla has become a holiday destination where celebrities gather because of its charming style. When you come to Anguilla, you may be sitting next to a big star when you have dinner.
Scenic spot features:
Leisure vacation, cruise ship, island, beachTransportation
Scenic spot location:
America>Anguilla>St. Martin
How to get there:
Anguilla has extremely convenient transportation. Visitors can reach the island by air or water from Puerto Rico, Dutch/French Saint Martin, Antigua and St. Kitts.
Airport: Wallblake Airport is located on the outskirts of Valley City. This airport is not an international airport and is only a landing destination for American Eagle/American Airlines. It can accommodate small to medium-sized aircraft, including Dash 8, Super ATR 72 and most company aircraft.
International ports: The closest international ports to Anguilla are San Juan and Antigua, Puerto Rico (1 hour air travel), and St. Maarten, the Netherlands/French (7 minutes air travel) .
Ferry: The first ferry departs at 7:30 in the morning and travels every 30 to 45 minutes. The evening ferry departs from Marigot in St. Martin, France at 7:00 pm. Departure; the last ferry from Anguilla departs from Cape Wind at 6:15 pm and the sailing time is 20 minutes.
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Precautions:
Visa: Please apply for a tourist visa to Anguilla from the nearest British Embassy or Consulate. A single-entry visa costs EC$200 and a multiple-entry visa costs EC$500.
Entry: Passport and return/outbound air tickets are required.
Departure Tax: All adult visitors leaving Anguilla, whether by plane or ferry, are required to pay a US$20 departure tax; children between the ages of 5 and 12 are required to pay a US$10 departure tax. Day trips to nearby islands depart from Cape Winds Ferry Terminal for just $5 departure tax.
Clothing: Please wear smart casual clothing. Anguilla does not welcome men or women wearing shorts, bikinis, bras or going topless in public; skinny swimming and/or nude sunbathing is also not permitted. All Anguilla's beaches are public beaches. Please also note: May to November is mosquito season, so please bring mosquito repellent.
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