Pounds GBP to East Caribbean dollar XCD exchange rate

Antigua and Barbuda: Prices are roughly equivalent to what they would be in the USA, with hotels ranging from $100 to $300 for standard accommodation and as much as you want to spend for absolute luxury. Drinks out may be slightly cheaper than the UK but overall, prices are comparable

Dominica: The prices in Dominica can be lower than Antigua and Barbuda, with budget accommodation clocking in at between £30 and £60 per night. Top-end hotels can charge upwards of £150

Grenada: It is common for US dollars to be used in Grenada, however it may work out cheaper if you pay in XCD. Plastic is commonly accepted. Staying can be cost effective, with budget accommodation at around £50 per night and a beer out costing roughly £1.60

St Kitts and Nevis: St Kitts and Nevis are two different islands, with St Kitts the larger. Less expensive times to visit are May and November (unless you go when the hurricane risk is highest). Credit cards are widely accepted. Taxis are often the best way to get around

St Lucia: Moderately-priced, with budget resorts available from £50 per night and higher-end resorts upward of £400. Most accommodation offers package deals with varying amounts of price inclusion, so you should have a good idea of your spend when you book your holiday

St Vincent and the Grenadines: Each island in this small archipelago has a different character and price range, from the relatively inexpensive Mayreau to the exclusive Mustique – reserved entirely for the rich and famous

Anguilla: This popular tourist island has a price range more familiar to British travellers, with hotel accommodation ranging from £65 to £300 and above. Drinks in bars are comparable to much of the UK

Montserrat: The island of Montserrat is still recovering from devastating volcanic activity but this relative absence of tourists has its attractions. Credit cards are unlikely to be accepted, and you will need XCD to make purchases rather than US dollars