Mélange Travel & Lifestyle Magazine January 2019 | Page 12

GETTING TO
ANGUILLA
Did you know
Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory
Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport
Anguilla is open!
Click here for up-to-date
information on getting to the
island, post-hurricane Irma
The main gateways into
Anguilla are Puerto Rico, St
Martin/Martin, Antigua and St.
Kitts. You cannot fly directly to
Anguilla from North America or
Europe.
The closest gateway is St.
Maarten/Martin. From here
Anguilla’s Clayton J. Lloyd
International Airport is just a
seven-minute flight via Trans
Anguilla, Anguilla Air Services or
private charter.
From Puerto Rico, Anguilla is
just a one-hour direct flight via
Seaborne Airlines.
From Antigua, LIAT provides
one scheduled flight per day
into Anguilla. Private air
charters are also available to
and from Antigua, St. Kitts and
from various islands throughout
the Caribbean.
A valid passport and return/
onward ticket are required to
enter Anguilla.
Click here for up-to-date information
on getting to the island,
post-hurricane Irma.
Anguilla has 33 beaches
Anguilla has over 100 species of bird life
S ome of its attractions include
The Old Fort at Sandy Hill
Copper Hole (large blow hole)
Heritage Collection
Pitch Apple Hole (prehistoric cave)
Wallblake House Plantation
Katouche Valley (natural mini rainforest)
The Olde Valley
The Pump House & Salt Factory at Sandy Ground
The Dolphin Lagoon at Meads Bay
Sydney’s Antique Museum in George Hill
www.ivisitanguilla.com