Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean, has been named the safest destination in the region according to a 2025 ranking released by the World Population Review. This assessment, which evaluates crime, policing, and political stability through data from the Global Peace Index, has placed Anguilla at the top of the list for its exceptionally low crime rates and absence of violent or petty crimes. The U.S. Department of State also classifies Anguilla as a Level 1 travel advisory, the lowest risk level, advising tourists to take normal precautions. This recognition, combined with its pristine beaches and vibrant food scene, has positioned Anguilla as a desirable destination for travelers seeking a secure and tranquil vacation.
Anguilla’s safety is attributed to several factors, including its geographical isolation, limited access points, and the controlled environment of its tourism sector. John Rose of ALTOUR, a global travel management company, explained that the island’s remote location reduces cross-border criminal activity, making it an attractive option for tourists looking for a worry-free stay. While the ranking mentions that drug-related offenses are