Mandatory Anguillan driver’s licenses and free vehicle delivery to hotels are often included in Anguilla’s expensive rental car fees, which are slightly discounted for vehicles rented for more than...

Proof of the yellow fever vaccination by visitors coming from nations with high rates of the disease is the only mandatory inoculation required to enter Anguilla. Although American, Canadian, Briti...

Anguilla’s original Taino population has long disappeared, but the descendants of the West African slaves and their masters from Great Britain and Ireland now live peacefully together. Today, Angui...

Hot and sunny are Anguilla’s default weather conditions at all times of the year, but the breeze from northeast trade winds keep temperatures from becoming too uncomfortably hot or humid. No matter...

Although there always seems to be a party going on at Anguilla’s numerous beach bars, the island’s biggest celebration is the Anguilla Summer Festival, the island’s answer to the lively Carnival ce...

Though Anguilla is only 16 miles long and three miles wide, a lot of interesting attractions and natural landmarks are packed into this tiny island from above to below. The 213 foot high Crocus Hil...

Anguilla is considered to be one of the Caribbean’s culinary paradises with more than 70 restaurants situated across its small area. Although the island boasts a large number of fine dining restaur...

Despite Anguilla’s reputation as an income tax free haven, the island’s shopping selections are surprisingly limited compared to its duty free neighbor, St Martin, and its endless supply of French ...

Anguilla Taxis and Car Rental Visitors can easy hop into taxis at the Blowing Point ferry stop or Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport, but individual taxi drivers outnumber taxi companies with f...

Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport Anguilla’s only airport recently changed its name from Wallblake Airport to Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport in 2010, but the airport is still frequentl...