Anguillan Currency
June 2nd, 2006 by tisnerFacts about Anguillan currency exchange and atm services while visiting Anguilla in the Caribbean.
Sometimes, even in the midst of beautiful, white powdery beaches and turquoise waters, sometimes even in the midst of being pampered to the extreme – you need cash! The Anguilla Top Team, has often found that cash event happening to them, and I have, too!
Money in Anguilla is easy. Banknotes are called the East Caribbean Dollar. One East Caribbean Dollar equals 100 cents and is printed as 1EC$. Bank notes are issued in 1,5,10,20,50 and 100 dollar denominations, just as in The United States. The East Caribbean Dollar has a picture of Queen Elizabeth on the front and the back of the bill has a representation of the Island. Currency is printed in attractive and colorful inks. (You can find more on currency at encylopedia caribbean money).
US currency is accepted on Anguilla. The Anguilla Top Team is always on the lookout for ATMs and there are several on the island. We have noticed them located at Wallblake Airport, The National Bank, Caribbean Commercial Bank, and Scotia Bank. (The National Bank of Anguilla Ltd. has a website which provides many interesting financial facts such as the length of time needed for a check to clear. Check out other financial facts about finance options in Anguilla)
I, and the rest of The Anguilla Top Team, can help you with all of your real estate needs. Our own website has more details and contains much information. This website features one of the luxurious villas on this beautiful island and one which, it is our privilege, to offer for sale. Come2Anguilla and remember to bring your passport!