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From Zoombanglo.com Traveler Experience: Serenity, Simplicity, and Security Anguilla has officially been crowned the safest island in the Caribbean for 2025. The British overseas territory earned the top spot in a new World Population Review ranking that evaluated crime rates, political stability, and policing across the region. The report found that Anguilla boasts the lowest crime rates in the Caribbean, describing it as a peaceful, low-risk destination where visitors can “feel safe and at ease.” The U.S. Department of State also lists Anguilla at Level 1 — the lowest travel advisory category — recommending only standard precautions. What Makes Anguilla the Safest Caribbean Island Experts point to several reasons behind Anguilla’s leading safety record. Its small size, isolation, and limited access points help curb cross-border crime. John Rose, chief risk adviser for Altour, told Fox News Digital that the island’s “controlled, boutique tourism environment” contributes to its safety reputation. Drug-related offenses are minimal and rarely impact tourists, according to the World Population Review. The Anguilla Tourist Board celebrated the recognition on social media, stating, “Here, peace isn’t found, it’s felt. From 33 beaches to the warmth of our community, safety is simply part of island life.” Following Anguilla on the list were Barbados, St. Barts, Martinique, the Cayman Islands, and Aruba. The recognition further solidifies Anguilla’s appeal as both a luxury and secure travel destination. For more on this story go to: Zoombanglo.com
