Anguilla Departure Taxes & Fees

A dedicated guide to French Side and Dutch Side ferry departure fees, age-based rates, payment tips, receipts, terminal timing, and what to budget before leaving the island.

Quick answer

Budget for departure fees separately from your ferry ticket.

If you are leaving Anguilla by ferry, you may need to pay departure fees at or before the terminal process. The amount can vary by age, destination side, residency status, and travel method, so confirm current rates before departure.

French visitor adult

$28

US total for non-residents age 12+

Dutch visitor adult

$36

US total including Tourist Board Levy

Best prep

Carry cash

Cards may be accepted, but cash is useful as backup

Arrive early

45 min

Give yourself time for ticketing, tax, security, and immigration

Important fee note

Ferry ticket and official departure fees are different costs.

A ferry trip can include more than one line item depending on direction and destination side. When budgeting, separate the ferry fare from the passenger service fee, security fee, and Tourist Board Levy where it applies.

Current planning rates

Anguilla Departure Fee Rates

Use these planning figures for French Side and Dutch Side ferry departures, then confirm current rates with the ferry terminal or operator before traveling.

Non-resident, 12+

French Side Visitor Adult

US $28 / EC $75

This total includes a US $25 passenger service fee and US $3 security fee when departing Anguilla by ferry to the French Side through the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal.

Non-resident, 12+

Dutch Side Visitor Adult

US $36 / EC $96.50

This total includes the passenger service fee, Tourist Board Levy, and security fee for Dutch Side ferry departures.

Depends on French or Dutch Side

Resident / Day Tripper Adult

US $11-$19

Adults 12+ pay US $11 / EC $28 for French Side departures, or US $19 / EC $49.50 for Dutch Side departures with the Tourist Board Levy.

French Side

Day Trippers, Residents of Anguilla and St. Maarten/St. Martin

TravelerPassenger ServiceTourist BoardSecurityTotal
Adults 12+EC$20 / US $8-EC$8 / US $3EC$28 / US $11
Children 2-11--EC$8 / US $3EC$8 / US $3
French Side

Non-Residents Spending Over 12 Hours

TravelerPassenger ServiceTourist BoardSecurityTotal
Adults 12+EC$67 / US $25-EC$8 / US $3EC$75 / US $28
Children 2-4--EC$8 / US $3EC$8 / US $3
Children 5-11EC$32 / US $12-EC$8 / US $3EC$40 / US $15
Dutch Side

Day Trippers, Residents of Anguilla and St. Maarten/St. Martin

TravelerPassenger ServiceTourist BoardSecurityTotal
Adults 12+EC$20 / US $8EC$21.50 / US $8EC$8 / US $3EC$49.50 / US $19
Children 0-1-EC$21.50 / US $8-EC$21.50 / US $8
Children 2-11-EC$21.50 / US $8EC$8 / US $3EC$29.50 / US $11
Dutch Side

Non-Residents Spending Over 12 Hours

TravelerPassenger ServiceTourist BoardSecurityTotal
Adults 12+EC$67 / US $25EC$21.50 / US $8EC$8 / US $3EC$96.50 / US $36
Children 0-1-EC$21.50 / US $8-EC$21.50 / US $8
Children 2-4-EC$21.50 / US $8EC$8 / US $3EC$29.50 / US $11
Children 5-11EC$32 / US $12EC$21.50 / US $8EC$8 / US $3EC$61.50 / US $23
Age groups

Departure Fee Totals by Age

French Side and Dutch Side totals differ because Dutch Side departures include a Tourist Board Levy.

TravelerFrench SideDutch SideNote
Resident / day tripper adults 12+US $11 / EC $28US $19 / EC $49.50Dutch Side includes the Tourist Board Levy.
Resident / day tripper children 2-11US $3 / EC $8US $11 / EC $29.50Dutch Side includes the Tourist Board Levy.
Non-resident adults 12+US $28 / EC $75US $36 / EC $96.50Applies to non-residents spending over 12 hours.
Non-resident children 2-4US $3 / EC $8US $11 / EC $29.50French Side is security only; Dutch Side includes Tourist Board Levy plus security.
Non-resident children 5-11US $15 / EC $40US $23 / EC $61.50Includes child passenger service fee and security; Dutch Side also includes the levy.
Children 0-1No listed ferry feeUS $8 / EC $21.50Dutch Side infant total is the Tourist Board Levy.

These are planning figures. Fees may vary by route, residency status, age, operator, and official updates.

Payment tips

How to Pay Anguilla Departure Tax

Make the terminal process easier by preparing your payment method and keeping documents together.

Carry USD cash

USD cash is useful at ferry terminals, especially if a card machine is unavailable, slow, or temporarily offline.

Bring a card backup

Major cards may be accepted in many travel situations, but do not rely on only one payment method.

Keep your receipt

Keep your ferry ticket and tax receipt together until you clear boarding, security, and immigration.

Confirm before travel

Taxes and fees can change. Recheck rates before your travel day, especially during holiday periods or route changes.

Best move: Bring your passport, ferry ticket, USD cash, a card backup, and keep all receipts until you are fully boarded.

Departure flow

Simple Ferry Departure Process

Use this flow when leaving Anguilla through Blowing Point.

1

Arrive at Blowing Point early

Plan to arrive around 45 minutes before departure so you have time for ferry tickets, taxes, security, and immigration.

2

Pay or confirm your ferry ticket

Your ferry ticket is separate from departure taxes and fees. Compare costs in the ferry cost guide.

3

Pay applicable departure taxes

Pay the required tax or confirm it has already been handled. Rates may vary by age, route, residency status, and travel method.

4

Clear immigration and boarding

Keep your passport, ticket, and receipts ready until you are through immigration and boarding is complete.

FAQ

Common Departure Tax Questions

Quick answers for ferry passengers and travelers budgeting their Anguilla exit fees.

Is Anguilla departure tax included in the ferry ticket?

Not always. Treat departure tax as a separate fee unless your operator or ticket clearly states that it is included.

When do I pay departure tax?

For ferry departures, travelers usually handle the payment or confirmation process at the terminal before leaving Anguilla.

Do children pay departure tax?

Yes, children can have different totals by age and destination side. French Side non-resident children 2-4 pay US $3 while children 5-11 pay US $15; Dutch Side child totals also include the Tourist Board Levy.

Should I bring cash or card?

Bring both if possible. USD cash is a useful backup even if card payments are available.

Is the departure tax the same for ferry and airport departures?

Not always. Ferry and airport taxes can be handled differently, and air ticket fees may already include some taxes. Check your ticket or airline details.

Final recommendation

Budget your ferry fare and departure fees together

The easiest way to avoid surprises is to separate the ferry ticket, passenger service fee, security fee, Tourist Board Levy, and any route-specific fees before your travel day.