Travel

All of the need-to-know details related to
air travel, ground transportation, and passports!

Passport, Air Travel, Transportation

Passport

Passports must be valid for at least six months after your return date to the United States.

If you have any questions regarding your passport, please visit the U.S. Department of State website.

Air Travel

Fly into St. Maarten's, Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) followed by a 25-minutes sea shuttle to Anguilla.
(most common and affordable option)

Fly directly into Anguilla's, Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (AXA).
(limited options)

Transportation

Flying Directly into St. Maarten

If you are flying into Princess Juliana International Airport (St. Maarten), you’ll travel to Anguilla via a shared sea shuttle. This service includes a ground transfer between the airport and the shuttle dock in St. Maarten.

Once you arrive at the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal in Anguilla, you will take a taxi to or from Aurora Anguilla.

Below are our special wedding group rates. Transportation will be coordinated based on guests arriving on similar flight schedules.

Transportation Rates:

  • Sea Shuttle (St. Maarten ↔ Anguilla): $60.00 per person, each way

  • Taxi (Blowing Point Ferry Terminal ↔ Aurora Anguilla): $14.00 per person, each way

  • Taxi (Anguilla-Clayton J. Lloyd Airport ↔ Aurora Anguilla): $18.00 per person, each way

  • Mandatory Departure Tax: $36 per person

This tax is required by the Government of Anguilla and is payable at the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal when departing.

Flying Directly into Anguilla

If you fly directly into Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (Anguilla), a taxi to and from Aurora Anguilla can be arranged.

Preferential pricing will be provided upon request.

How to Confirm Your Transportation

Please contact our Wedding Planner, Sheri Israel, to book your roundtrip transportation at our special wedding rates once your flights are confirmed.

Email:
Sheri@weddingsaccomplished.com

Phone:
212.586.2020

Travel Safety

Even with heightened U.S. / Venezuela tensions affecting regional airspace and travel logistics in parts of the Caribbean, Anguilla itself remains safe for visitors and has no elevated travel warning. It’s generally rated Level 1 (“exercise normal precautions”) by the US State Department with low crime and strong tourism security infrastructure.