Weather & Wardrobe

Anguilla has consistently warm Caribbean weather that makes it a great destination any time of year. During the day, you can expect average highs in the mid-80s°F, with evenings cooling down to the mid-70s°F, which feels especially comfortable with the ocean breeze.

Most days are sunny with a mix of light clouds, and while brief showers can happen, they’re usually quick and pass through without affecting plans for long. The steady trade winds help keep things feeling fresh rather than overly hot or humid, especially along the coast.

While the Eastern Caribbean Dollar is the ofﬁcial currency of Anguilla, the US dollar is widely accepted across the island.

Tipping in Anguilla is appreciated and commonly practiced, though many resorts and restaurants include a service charge. Even so, it’s customary to tip a bit extra for great service.

➜ Housekeeping: $3–$5 USD per day
➜ Bell staff: $2–$5 USD per bag
➜ Bartenders: $1–$2 per drink
➜ Group tours: $10–$20 USD per person
➜ Drivers: $5-10 USD per person
➜ Boat crews: $10–$20 USD per person

Aurora Anguilla maintains a relaxed yet refined atmosphere, and while there is no strict dress code outlined across the resort, it’s best to plan for a range of settings from casual daytime to more elevated evening dining.

During the day, resort casual attire is perfectly appropriate, including shorts, light tops, sundresses, and comfortable footwear. As you move into the evening, many of the restaurants and venues lean toward a more polished look, so it’s a good idea to bring a few resort elegant options.

For women, this may include dresses, skirts, or tailored outfits, while men should consider long pants with a collared shirt.In general, swimwear, overly casual pieces like tank tops, and flip flops are best reserved for the beach and pool areas, while dining venues may expect a slightly more put-together appearance.

What to Pack

Carry-On Essentials

Clothing & Footwear

Extras & Accessories