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Re: What about Anguilla
[Re: o2bnsxm]
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10/09/2022 03:26 AM
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Information posted on Google. I remember having to bring our passports. "Do I need a passport to go to Anguilla?" Entry, Exit and Visa Requirements
Generally, all U.S. citizens are required to present a valid U.S. passport when traveling to Anguilla, as well as proof of anticipated departure from Anguilla. This includes travelers arriving by airplane and by private sea-going vessel.Jul 7, 2021
Last edited by Colour1; 10/09/2022 03:27 AM.
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Re: What about Anguilla
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10/09/2022 06:46 AM
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Thanks everyone !! Sounds like it will definitely be on our agenda. The ferry sounds like a fun ride for a leisure excursion in itself. Thanks Colour 1 for the passport tip.
edited to add: Carol, we need a "like" button at the bottom of a reply to let the person who replies know that the original poster thinks they have added some useful info, or maybe a "Thank you".
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Re: What about Anguilla
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10/09/2022 08:26 PM
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There is a like button on your post. I must be overlooking it, Scuba- I see reply, quote, report, and email post and of course edit. No "like"
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Re: What about Anguilla
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10/09/2022 08:57 PM
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I'm really not a Facebook person, so I don't "get" the whole "like" thing, don't know why you don't just reply with your comment. But I think if you hit REPLY, on any post, then the 'like' button comes up.
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Re: What about Anguilla
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10/10/2022 09:33 AM
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Carol, I think it is just a way to acknowledge that the person took the time to post something to answer the question without the OP having to answer in a reply.
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Re: What about Anguilla
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10/10/2022 08:14 PM
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I love Anguilla, too, but I’ve reached the point where I feel it’s become a little too costly when you factor in all the expenses from morning coffee in Marigot, the cost of the ferry to and from Anguilla along with the departure fees, beach chairs, drinks and lunch, taxis or rental cars and associated costs and any other associated incidentals, you might incur, particularly when you’re leaving the gorgeous SXM beaches and to die for SXM restaurants. If I’m spending that kind of money I at least want to stay a few days to make it worth my while. But I can say that because we were blessed to have enjoyed it there long before it became quite so pricey. Although I do recall one daytrip that cost us a fortune because all we wanted to do was go to Scilly Cay for lunch.
Respectfully,
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