Anguilla / Getting Around
Anguilla is a compact island but there is no local transport to speak of on the island apart from an impromptu bus service that links the ferry terminal Blowing Point to the Valley. Catch it if you can. Otherwise, unless you hire a car, you will be dependent on taxis, or hitch-hiking, which is only reasonably reliable.
For more information about local transport on Anguilla, including recommended car rental companies, ferries and Island hopping options, please select a Getting Around Anguilla category below or from the side menu.
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Looking for inspiration?
- Try Cove Bay for one of the Caribbean's best white sand beaches
- Dine at the fantastic Blanchard's
- Stay at the beautiful Cap Juluca
- Play at the Temenos Golf Club, designed by Greg Norman
- Take a boat trip to the stunning unihabited Prickly Pear Cay

