Arriving by ferry from St. Martin? Pick up your rental car near Blowing Point Ferry Terminal and start exploring Anguilla’s West End beaches, restaurants, and villages.
Arrival point
Blowing Point
Main ferry terminal
Best pickup
Terminal handoff
Pre-booking recommended
Closest beach
5 min
Rendezvous Bay
Starting from
$40/day
Example starting rate
If you are arriving from St. Martin by ferry, Blowing Point pickup helps you avoid extra transfers. You can collect your rental near the terminal, confirm your paperwork, and drive directly to your hotel, villa, restaurant, or first beach stop.
Pre-booking is strongly recommended so your agency knows your ferry arrival time and can prepare the vehicle before you land in Anguilla.
Pre-book your vehicle before arriving by ferry
Send your ferry arrival time to the rental agency
Confirm whether the representative meets you at the terminal
Bring your valid driver’s license and payment method
Ask if the temporary visitor driving permit is handled at pickup
Inspect the vehicle and confirm the return instructions before leaving
Some agencies offer hotel or resort delivery but may not serve the ferry terminal directly. Always confirm your pickup location when booking.
These agencies offer pickup from the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal, making it easy to get on the road right after your crossing.
A smooth pickup starts with booking ahead and sharing your ferry arrival details.
After arriving from St. Martin, follow the terminal flow through Anguilla immigration and customs.
Your agency representative may meet you near the terminal exit or give you pickup instructions before arrival.
Confirm the temporary visitor driving permit, rental agreement, insurance, deposit, and fuel policy before leaving.
Once you have the keys, you are only minutes from Rendezvous Bay, Maundays Bay, Barnes Bay, and Meads Bay.
A quick checklist for what to have ready when you pick up your rental near the terminal.
Anguilla requires a temporary driving permit for visitors, which costs $20 USD. Most rental agencies process it for you on the spot when you collect the vehicle.
Bring your valid driver's license from home — it's required alongside the temporary permit, and you should carry both while driving.
Confirm the insurance coverage, deposit, and fuel policy, and walk around the car with the agency before leaving the pickup point.
Once you have your rental car, some of Anguilla’s best West End beaches are only a short drive away.
Blowing Point is close to several calm, scenic beaches. With a rental car, you can quickly reach Rendezvous Bay, Maundays Bay, Barnes Bay, and Meads Bay.
Full beach guideUse these guides to compare rental options, prepare for driving, and plan your first beach stop after arriving by ferry.
Pre-book your car, confirm your Blowing Point pickup, then start your Anguilla trip with an easy West End beach stop.
Most agencies don't operate a desk inside the terminal itself, but several offer pickup or meet-and-greet service nearby once you clear customs and immigration. Confirm the exact pickup point with your agency before travel day.
Yes. All visitors need a temporary Anguilla driving permit, which costs $20 USD and is usually processed by the rental agency when you collect the vehicle. Bring your valid home driver's license — see the full driving guide for what else to expect on the road.
Rendezvous Bay is about 5 minutes away, Maundays Bay around 7 minutes, Barnes Bay around 10 minutes, and Meads Bay around 12 minutes — all easy first stops once you have your rental.
Book before you arrive. Pre-booking and sharing your ferry arrival time lets the agency prepare the vehicle and pickup logistics in advance, rather than you trying to arrange a rental on the spot after a ferry crossing.
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Jahmal Richard is a born-and-raised Anguillian who regularly uses the Blowing Point ferry crossing for personal and business travel. He built Anguilla Ferry Times to give travelers clear, locally verified ferry schedules, practical planning tools, and honest island guidance. All guides are written from firsthand experience or reviewed against verified local sources. Editorial policy →
