Anguilla money and costs  
Seafood aside, almost everything is imported, so prices are relatively high. To compound matters, a 15 percent service charge is added to your bill at many restaurants, and 18 percent in tax and service charges at most hotels

 

 
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The official currency of Anguilla is the Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$) , although US dollars are widely accepted. The EC$ is divided into 100 cents. Bills come in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 EC dollars; coins in 1, 2, 5, 10 and 25 cents. At the time of writing, the rate of exchange was roughly EC$2.70 to US$1.

Credit cards are taken at most hotels and restaurants.

Most of the banks are in The Valley and include Barclays, Scotia and National Bank of Anguilla, normally open from Monday to Thursday 8am-2pm and Friday 8am-4pm.

 

 

 

Seafood aside, almost everything is imported, so prices are relatively high. To compound matters, a 15 percent service charge is added to your bill at many restaurants, and 18 percent in tax and service charges at most hotels.

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Anguilla travel guide

Anguilla
Brief history
Getting there
Consulates, tax

Getting around

Phone, post, mail
Info and maps
Money and costs

Restaurants and
     nightlife

 Best of Anguilla
Holidays and festivals
Water sports
      excursions

Exploring Anguilla

East of the Valey
The Valley
West of the Valley