Public holidays in Anguilla 2027
Anguilla has 14 nationwide public holidays in 2027.
New Year's Day
Friday
Long weekendJames Ronald Webster Day
Tuesday
Good Friday
Friday
Long weekendEaster Monday
Monday
Long weekendLabour Day
Monday
Long weekendWhit Monday
Monday
Long weekendAnguilla Day
Monday
Long weekendSovereignty Day
Monday
Long weekendAugust Monday
Monday
Long weekendAugust Thursday
Thursday
Constitution Day
Friday
Long weekendNational Heroes' Day
Monday
Long weekendChristmas Day
Monday
Long weekendSt. Stephen's Day
Monday · Boxing Day
Long weekend
Working days off
13
Nationwide holidays that fall on a working day in 2027
- Nationwide
- 14
- Regional
- 0
- On the weekend
- 0
- Long weekends
- 11
Anguilla public holidays in 2027 at a glance
Of Anguilla’s 14 nationwide public holidays in 2027, 13 fall on a working day. 11 holidays land next to the weekend, giving a three-day weekend without taking any leave.
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About the data
Dates come from Nager.Date and are refreshed daily. Holidays that follow a lunar calendar may move by a day once they are officially announced, and governments sometimes add one-off holidays, so check official sources before relying on a date.
Frequently asked questions
How many public holidays does Anguilla have in 2027?
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Anguilla has 14 nationwide public holidays in 2027. 13 of them fall on a working day.
What is the first public holiday in Anguilla in 2027?
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The first is New Year's Day, on Friday, January 1.
Which public holidays in Anguilla fall on a weekend in 2027?
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None. Every nationwide public holiday in Anguilla falls on a working day in 2027.
How many long weekends are there in Anguilla in 2027?
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11 nationwide holidays fall next to the weekend in 2027, making a three-day weekend: New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Labour Day, Whit Monday, Anguilla Day, Sovereignty Day, August Monday, Constitution Day, National Heroes' Day, Christmas Day and St. Stephen's Day.