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Lagoon Group

Lagoon Group offers full DMC services for both leisure and MICE travel. Incentive programs, meetings, events, weddings, gala dinners, beach parties, honeymoons and luxury travel concierge on the island of Anguilla.

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Ali Laggoune

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Lagoon Group is a Destination Management Company (DMC) licensed and operating in Anguilla. We also have offices on the Caribbean islands of French St. Martin, Dutch St. Maarten and St. Barts.  Each island has its own charm, culture, and laws.

With 30 years of destination management experience, the Lagoon Group team will coordinate and seamlessly execute your incentive program, congress or VIP event from the moment your guests arrive until their departure. They aim to provide quick and efficient service.

Anguilla, a British overseas territory, is a serene location to host a corporate or VIP program. Anguilla’s genuinely cool vibe and calm, peaceful way of life combine with year-round fair weather to make it a dream destination. Anguilla’s foremost priority has always been to preserve its natural environment and it is well-known for its spectacular and ecologically significant coral reefs and beaches.

The expansive chalk-white beaches, turquoise waters and luxurious resorts in Anguilla provide the ultimate relaxation formula. Anguilla’s many restaurants feature eclectic, high-end cuisine, and there are many activities to enjoy.

Anguilla is easily accessible from St. Martin/St. Maarten with daily ferries and frequent flights. Contact Lagoon Group to plan a memorable itinerary to this quintessential Caribbean paradise!

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Anguilla TRAVEL HIGHLIGHTS

Prickly Pear & Sandy Island Escape

Sail to Prickly Pear or Sandy Island: Take a boat trip and spend the day on these beautiful deserted islands with small beach restaurants that can be exclusively booked and decorated for your group.

St Barth Island Escape

Island hop to St Barth: Visit the island of the rich and the famous and spend the day shopping in high-end stores, tasting new dishes, and bathing in it’s beautiful waters.

Ultimate Private Beach Party

Book a beach restaurant for the day and host the ultimate seaside celebration complete with reserved lounge chairs, a delicious lunch menu, and a variety of watersports.

Anguilla TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Charter a private catamaran and visit some of the tiny, deserted islands off the coast of Anguilla or St. Martin/St. Maarten.

Caribbean cuisine cooking class! Learn how to prepare a scrumptious Caribbean meal and enjoy a rewarding lunch afterwards.

Deep sea fishing: Adventure awaits for those seeking a big catch on the high seas including sailfish, blue marlin, white marlin, striped marlin, Mahi-Mahi, and tuna.

Golf at the CuisinArt Resort: This 18-hole championship course was designed by Greg Norman and features state-of-the-art amenities.

Take a guided island tour to discover the island and stop at a beach restaurant for a tropical drink.

Zodiac boat tour: A unique sightseeing tour in which guests pilot their own motorized, two-person watercraft along the coast to view the island from a different perspective.

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Anguilla FAQ

The local currency in Anguilla is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), but the US dollar (USD) is widely accepted throughout the island. Credit cards, especially Visa and Mastercard, are commonly accepted at hotels, restaurants, and larger shops, but it’s a good idea to carry some cash for smaller businesses, local markets, or remote areas.
Most visitors to Anguilla do not need a visa for short stays. Citizens of the UK, US, Canada, EU countries, and many other nations can enter visa-free for tourism for periods typically up to 90 days. For longer stays you will need to apply for the appropriate visa or permit in advance. It’s always best to check with the nearest Anguilla consulate or official government website before travelling.
No vaccinations are legally required to enter Anguilla.
Yes, Anguilla is generally considered safe for solo and female travellers. The island has a low crime rate, but it’s still wise to take standard precautions: stay in well-populated areas, avoid walking alone at night, and secure your belongings.
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