Things To Do
in Anguilla

This bustling market offers an array of fresh produce, spices, and local snacks, providing a great opportunity to taste authentic street food like conch fritters and johnnycakes.

A popular beachfront spot offering delectable barbecue and street-style fare such as freshly grilled fish and conch, providing a true taste of Anguillan street food by the sea.

In Anguilla, tipping is customary and generally expected in the hospitality industry. It is common to tip around 15% to 20% of the bill in restaurants and bars. For other services such as taxi drivers, a small tip is appreciated but not mandatory. Some establishments may include a service charge in the bill, so it's advised to check before tipping.

Payment methods in Anguilla predominantly include cash and credit cards. The US dollar is widely accepted, making transactions more convenient for tourists from the United States. Major credit cards such as Visa and MasterCard are accepted in most establishments, but it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller vendors and local markets. ATMs are available, but they may have withdrawal limits.

This is considered the peak tourist season in Anguilla due to the warm, dry weather. Temperatures range from the mid-70s to mid-80s°F (around 24-29°C). Expect bustling beaches, vibrant nightlife, and plenty of events and activities.

Spring marks the transition from dry to wetter weather, with slightly warmer temperatures. It's less crowded compared to winter, making it a great time for those seeking relaxation. Expect temperatures in the low 80s°F (around 27-30°C) and occasional rain showers.

Summer is the off-peak season characterized by higher humidity and chances of rain. Temperatures are warm, averaging in the low to mid-80s°F (around 27-31°C). The risk of hurricanes increases, especially in September, but you'll find fewer tourists and great deals on accommodation.

Fall serves as a transitional period where weather begins to cool slightly and becomes drier. November is quieter, providing an opportunity to enjoy the island at a more leisurely pace. Temperatures range from the mid-70s to low 80s°F (around 24-28°C).

A scenic trail that offers views of the coastline and lush landscapes, perfect for a leisurely hike.

A beautiful beach area with adjacent walking paths and trails, ideal for hiking and enjoying ocean views.

A natural reserve featuring coastal hiking routes with stunning cliff views and unique rock formations.

A waterfront area with trails along the beach and through nearby mangroves, offering a unique hiking experience.

Located in Sint Maarten, approximately 10 miles from Anguilla, this airport serves as a major gateway for flights to and from the Caribbean and international destinations.

Situated in San Juan, Puerto Rico, about 150 miles from Anguilla, this is one of the largest airports in the Caribbean, providing numerous international flights.

Located in Antigua, roughly 200 miles from Anguilla, it serves as a hub for international flights throughout the Caribbean and beyond.

In Barbados, around 230 miles from Anguilla, this airport is a key entry point for international travelers visiting the Caribbean.

The largest demographic group in Anguilla, primarily of African descent. They make up a significant portion of the population.

A smaller demographic group representing individuals of mixed ethnic heritage, including African, European, and indigenous backgrounds.

Includes individuals of European descent who have historically lived in the Caribbean, contributing to the cultural landscape of Anguilla.

This category includes a diverse range of ethnic groups, such as Latin Americans, East Indians, and others who reside in Anguilla.