St. Barts and Anguilla in a Day
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Two islands under an hour from the resort, by catamaran or ferry
On one side, the chic of Gustavia and the beaches of St. Barts; on the other, Anguilla’s white sand and toes-in-the-water tables. Leave from the marina in the morning, return at sunset.
St. Barts or Anguilla: just go — we handle the rest
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Paperwork, ferry schedules, restaurant reservations and transfers on arrival: our concierge takes care of everything. You pick the date and the island.
Departures from the Marina
Private catamaran or shuttle, straight from the resort.
Under an Hour
A quick, direct crossing to a whole new setting!
Paperwork Handled
Documents, departure taxes and check-in managed ahead of time.
Transfers on Arrival
Car or taxi booked for your arrival on the island.
Guides to Plan Your Crossing
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Routes, addresses and tips by island — everything to shape your day.
What Awaits on the Other Side
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Two islands, two moods. Here is how to plan your day.
St. Barts: Gustavia & Around
An exceptional harbor, designer boutiques and terraces facing the yachts. Shell Beach steps from the center, Fort Gustave for the view, and tables renowned for lunch as much as dinner.
St. Barts: The Beaches
Saline and its unspoiled dune, Gouverneur and its postcard setting, Colombier reached by a coastal trail, Saint-Jean and its lively beach clubs. Each has its own character and its perfect hour.
Anguilla: Beaches & Beach Clubs
Shoal Bay East, regularly ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, Meads Bay and Rendezvous Bay for their crystal-clear waters. The beach clubs serve the famous grilled "Crayfish" and infused rum, with your feet in the sand.
Anguilla: Food & Music
The island is renowned for its cuisine and its seaside spots. Live concerts at the end of the day, Creole cooking and fine dining by signature chefs, all in a relaxed atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A valid passport is required for Anguilla. For St. Barts, an ID card is enough for EU nationals. Our team checks your documents before departure.
About 25 minutes to Anguilla from Marigot, and 45 minutes to St. Barts by fast boat. By private catamaran, allow one to two hours depending on conditions and swim stops.
Yes — that is the most common format. Morning departure, return in the late afternoon or at sunset.
Recommended on St. Barts to reach the beaches. On Anguilla, taxis and arranged transfers are usually enough for a day.
Crossings are rescheduled or refunded if sea conditions are not safe. The call is made that morning.