Your guide to the St. Martin ferry terminal — the departure point for public ferries to Anguilla. Located in the charming French capital of Marigot.
Location
Marigot, St. Martin
Hours
7:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Departure Tax
~$5 USD
From SXM Airport
30-45 min taxi
Marigot is the capital of the French side of St. Martin (Saint-Martin). The ferry terminal is located at the main port, within walking distance of the town center, shops, and restaurants.
This is where you'll catch the public ferry to Anguilla. The terminal is smaller and more basic than Blowing Point, but the surrounding area offers plenty to explore if you have time before your ferry.
Take a taxi from Princess Juliana Airport to Marigot ferry terminal. The ride takes 30-45 minutes and costs approximately $30-35 USD. Taxis are readily available outside the arrivals hall.
SXM airport is on the Dutch side. You'll cross the border into the French side to reach Marigot — there's no border checkpoint, but be aware of the different currencies (Euro on French side, though USD is widely accepted).
If you arrive early or have time to kill, Marigot offers:
Marigot Market
Local crafts, spices, and souvenirs
Duty-Free Shopping
Designer goods and perfumes
Waterfront Cafés
French bistros and coffee shops
Fort Louis
Historic fort with panoramic views
Public ferries depart to Blowing Point, Anguilla throughout the day.
View ScheduleThe St. Martin departure tax is minimal (~$5 USD) and is often included in your ferry ticket or paid separately at a small booth.
Full pricing guideIf you're coming from SXM airport and want a faster, more direct route to Anguilla, consider a private charter that departs from near the airport instead.
Everything you need to plan your trip between Anguilla and Saint-Martin.
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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 →
