Air charters are available for major emergencies requiring transportation abroad. There are no serious epidemic diseases and no malarial-carrying mosquitoes on Anguilla. American, French, West Indian, Continental and Italian cuisine of the highest standard can be found at the many charming beach-side restaurants. Or try one of Anguilla's small local restaurants where a tasty meal is often accompanied by a charming account of island history. It will, among other things, house finds, surface surveys, salvage work and controlled digs of Amerindian sites.
Electrical outlets are also the same as in USA and Canada.
Desalinated water, mostly used for non-drinking purposes, is also available. Island wide public water is available for construction purposes. In addition, one quarterly magazine features the Island, Anguilla Life. There are also newspapers published in the region covering Anguilla events, most notably the Chronicle and the Herald. TIME Atlantic Standard Time which is four hours behind Britain, one hour ahead of eastern standard time.