Ferry & transfer planning
264Go · Travel to Anguilla

Anguilla Ferry Times.
Plan your SXM arrival.

Enter your scheduled flight arrival and party size. 264Go works forward from your airport-ready time, shows the next realistically planned Marigot ferry, estimates the cost, and shows when a reserved SXM airport boat may be the more practical alternative.

Ferry information today

Schedules and service information checked 26 Sep 2026

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Published ferry informationOfficial timetable; operator and vessel details are hydrated from the latest verified sources.
Current scheduled public ferry · 10 sailings daily

Marigot ↔ Blowing Point

Next from Blowing PointPublished timetableAASPA vessel assignment loads when available.
Next from MarigotPublished timetableAASPA vessel assignment loads when available.

The current timetable took effect 1 February 2026. The crossing is approximately 20 minutes and a valid passport is required. 264Go recommends arriving at least 30 minutes before your sailing.

From Marigot to Anguilla

From Blowing Point to Marigot

Current public-ferry fare: US$30 one way for adults 12+ and US$15 for children 2–11; under 2 is treated as free in the planner. Payment flow: at Blowing Point the ferry fare is paid at the booking desk; when departing Marigot the ferry fare is paid in cash onboard. Marigot also charges a €7 passenger fee for ages 4+, paid at the ticket office by card or in euros. No online booking is currently offered for the public ferry.
264Go smart day-trip planner

Tell us your party and how long you want on island.

264Go matches your preferred part of the day to the current ferry timetable, allows about 20 minutes for the crossing, reserves 30 minutes for return check-in, and keeps the final sailing in reserve whenever possible.

Estimated same-day round tripUS$0.00+ €0

Planning estimate only. Schedules, port operations and fees can change, and weather can delay or cancel service. Confirm at the terminals on the day you travel.

A quick hop to Marigot

Make the crossing part of the day.

A public-ferry day trip between Anguilla and Marigot is one of the easiest island hops in the area. The crossing is about 20 minutes, and the Marigot Ferry Terminal is directly in the centre of town on the market square, close to shops, restaurants and the waterfront.

Start early rather than squeezing the trip into the afternoon. A late departure gives you less useful time and makes you more dependent on the final ferry. The planner deliberately tries to leave one later sailing as your backup.

Bring your passportAllow at least 30 minutes for terminal formalities.
Carry ferry cashDo not depend on an ATM at the last minute. Marigot's €7 fee needs euros or a card.
Four rental companies on siteThe Port of Saint-Martin lists car rental at the terminal, and taxis are readily available.
Watch the weatherBad weather or port conditions can change or cancel sailings.
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Taxi tours & personalised transfers

Robinson Fleming Taxi Service

For a local taxi tour, transfer or courier-style service from Marigot, contact Robinson directly on WhatsApp.

WhatsApp +590 690 10 54 55
264Go fact-check: the current 10-sailing timetable began 1 February 2026. Official Port of Saint-Martin information confirms the approximately 20-minute crossing, on-site ticketing, Marigot's $30/$15 one-way fare and the €7 passenger fee for ages 4+. Government of Anguilla information confirms the $11 adult and $3 child day-trip departure fees. The calculator separates these charges so you can see where each one is paid.
264Go Smart Arrival Planner

From runway to Anguilla — see the route before you land.

Choose your arrival gateway, add your scheduled flight time and party, and 264Go compares the practical ways into Anguilla. This manual planning mode keeps working even when a live airport feed is unavailable, and the result updates instantly as you change the details.

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Built for real connectionsFerry times, arrival buffer, traffic cushion and party cost in one view.
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YOUR ARRIVAL GATEWAY

Where are you landing?

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FLIGHT DETAILS

When do you arrive?

Immigration + baggage planning allowance
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YOUR PARTY

Who is travelling?

Adults12+
Children4–11
Young children2–3
Direct airport shuttle fare settings Adjust if your quote differs
The euro conversion is used only to compare the Marigot passenger fee with the all-US-dollar airport shuttle option. The Marigot fee itself remains shown and payable in euros/card.
Seasonal Dutch-side update · 20 Sep 2026: GB is currently the principal Dutch-side ferry option. Funtime is operating on a limited basis and should be confirmed directly. Calypso is closed through 14 October and is expected to reopen 15 October 2026.

GB Ferries · current primary

Currently the principal Dutch-side shared option. Booking has shown US$80 adult / US$45 child one way. The schedule is date-variable, so confirm the exact sailing for your travel date. No separate departure tax is added in this planner.

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FUNTIME Charters · limited service

Operating on a limited seasonal basis. 264Go does not treat the normal-season timetable as guaranteed right now. Confirm the sailing directly before relying on it.

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Calypso Charters · seasonal closure

Closed through 14 October 2026 and expected to reopen 15 October. For travel from 15 October onward, confirm the first operating sailing before booking.

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Public ferry basics

How the Marigot–Blowing Point public ferry works.

The Government of Anguilla and the Port of Saint-Martin publish a regular daily timetable between Blowing Point and Marigot. The schedule currently provides ten departures in each direction, with a new 11:30 AM rotation introduced from 1 February 2026.

For the Marigot departure, tickets are sold at the terminal rather than online. The Port of Saint-Martin lists an approximate 20-minute crossing and requires a valid passport. Weather and port conditions can still alter operations, so 264Go treats the published timetable as the planning baseline and recommends confirming critical same-day travel details at the terminal.

For travellers arriving through Princess Juliana International Airport, the public-ferry route normally means travelling by road to Marigot before crossing to Blowing Point. A reserved airport boat transfer is a separate option that can reduce coordination steps for some arrivals. The practical choice depends on arrival time, party size, luggage, budget and operating conditions.

264Go treats the published departure time as the primary travel fact and shows the AASPA vessel assignment when a dated roster is available. Vessel names remain secondary because substitutions can occur.

SXM → Marigot taxi

Short cross-island connection.

For planning, 264Go uses an approximate US$30 SXM Airport → Marigot taxi fare for 1–2 passengers. Larger groups scale from that planning estimate. The planner keeps taxi and ferry costs in US dollars; euros are used only for the Marigot passenger/departure fee. Road time is treated separately with a conservative allowance that increases during the late-afternoon peak.

Why direct transfer costs more

You are buying coordination.

The premium is not only the boat ride. A direct airport transfer can include an advance reservation, airport meet-and-greet, ground transfer to the dock and a coordinated departure. The public ferry is often cheaper but is purchased on site.

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