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Travel Guide: Anguilla


hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and welcome to

hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll be

watchmojo.com and today we’ll be

watchmojo.com and today we’ll be continuing our travel series with a look

continuing our travel series with a look

continuing our travel series with a look at Anguilla located in the Lesser

at Anguilla located in the Lesser

at Anguilla located in the Lesser Antilles Anguilla is one of the leeward

Antilles Anguilla is one of the leeward

Antilles Anguilla is one of the leeward islands the country’s capital is the

islands the country’s capital is the

islands the country’s capital is the valley which is also its center of

valley which is also its center of

valley which is also its center of business and government Anguilla’s

business and government Anguilla’s

business and government Anguilla’s official language is English and this is

official language is English and this is

official language is English and this is spoken by the majority of the islands

spoken by the majority of the islands

spoken by the majority of the islands friendly and hospitable inhabitants the

friendly and hospitable inhabitants the

friendly and hospitable inhabitants the country’s population of 13 and a half

country’s population of 13 and a half

country’s population of 13 and a half thousand lives primarily on the main

thousand lives primarily on the main

thousand lives primarily on the main island which measures 16 miles long by

island which measures 16 miles long by

island which measures 16 miles long by just over three miles wide the island

just over three miles wide the island

just over three miles wide the island itself is flat dry and relatively barren

itself is flat dry and relatively barren

itself is flat dry and relatively barren and its terrain consists mainly of

and its terrain consists mainly of

and its terrain consists mainly of beaches and dunes while the country is

beaches and dunes while the country is

beaches and dunes while the country is at risk of hurricanes the tropical

at risk of hurricanes the tropical

at risk of hurricanes the tropical temperatures in Anguilla tend to be

temperatures in Anguilla tend to be

temperatures in Anguilla tend to be consistently hot year round this allows

consistently hot year round this allows

consistently hot year round this allows visitors and locals to use the country’s

visitors and locals to use the country’s

visitors and locals to use the country’s many beaches throughout the year and

many beaches throughout the year and

many beaches throughout the year and these beaches are considered some of the

these beaches are considered some of the

these beaches are considered some of the best in the Caribbean

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