The island of Anguilla saw “minimal impact” from the passage of Hurricane Tammy, officials said Monday. 

The destination is now “fully open for business,” after strong winds and rain. 

“We are grateful to advise that there are no reports of damage or injury to people or property,” the Anguilla Tourist Board said in a statement. “The hurricane warning has been discontinued for Anguilla.”

The island’s airport and ferry terminals were temporarily closed ahead of the passage of the storm. 

“The ATB is excited to extend a warm welcome to all visitors, inviting them to experience the breathtaking beauty of Anguilla’s pristine beaches, world-class resorts, exceptional restaurants and a wide range of attractions,” the ATB said. “Our properties have reopened their doors for the upcoming fall and winter season, offering newly renovated accommodations and a multitude of exciting guest experiences.”