By ferry from Marigot or by catamaran to the beaches of the neighbouring island
At a glance
- Theme
- Sea and lagoon
- Duration
- A full day
- Season
- All year
- Start
- Marigot
Anguilla is a British territory 20–25 minutes by ferry from Marigot. This flat island is famous for its beaches: Shoal Bay, Meads Bay, Rendezvous Bay. Catamaran tours also call at the Prickly Pear cays.
You need your passport: this is a border crossing, with a departure tax on both sides. Check in advance whether you need a British visa.
Where to book
We describe a type of tour, not a specific offer. Prices, schedules and availability are on the booking platforms. Duration and season are a rough guide.
Departure point on the map
Purple dot: departure area (approximate); orange dots: places to stay nearby. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Coordinates are approximate.
Where to stay near the start
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Things to see nearby
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