Inter Island Connection Service
From sky to sea
In some cases the runways on the islands are too short to accommodate private jets. You may wish to consider flying in to a larger island and then taking a local ferry or boat taxi to your final destination. It is important to always check directly with the ferry or boat taxi to confirm routes, pricing, availability, and their rules and regulations.
Using ferry or boat options for inter island connections can be a fun way to travel.
Ferry from Guadeloupe to Martinique
There are 3 ferry routes operating between Guadeloupe and Martinique offering you combined total of 9 sailings per week. L’Express Des Iles operates 3 routes, Pointe a Pitre to Fort de France runs 7 times per day, Les Saintes (Terre-de-Haut) to Fort de France runs 1 times per day, & Pointe a Pitre to Saint Pierre which runs 1 times daily.
What is the fastest ferry from Guadeloupe to Martinique?
The fastest crossing by ferry from Guadeloupe to Martinique is with L’Express Des Iles, on the Les Saintes (Terre-de-Haut) Fort de France ferry in approximately 4 hours .
St. Maarten – Caribbean Hub
Island Hopping from St. Maarten
From the South, you can see St. Barthélemy, Saba, St. Eustatius, and St. Kitts. From the North, you can view Anguilla. With a ferry or short plane ride, St. Maarten, known for being a hub, offers many island hopping opportunities.
Ferries to nearby islands
The dual nation island (St. Maarten (Dutch) and St. Martin (French) is known as “The Caribbean Hub” and a wonderful destination. The wide availability of scheduled ferries and chartered boat transfers make movement between the islets and islands easy and convenient to create and customize your dream Caribbean vacation.
Anguilla
Anguilla, known for its stunningly pristine beaches, lavish villas, and gourmet cuisine, is only a 20-minute ferry ride away from the island making it the perfect day trip destination. Leaving from St. Maarten, take a ferry with one of the many private charters leaving from Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) for $65 USD one-way. Trips begin at 8 am and return at 5 pm. Departing from St. Martin, head to the Marigot Marina to catch the public ferry for $20 USD one-way. Fares do not cover departure taxes and fees. Ferries depart from St. Martin every 45-minutes, starting as early as 8:30 am with the last ferry returning to St. Martin at 6:15 pm. You can also arrive at Anguilla’s white sandy shores through a short 7-minute flight via Anguilla Air Service or take a private charter.
Saba
Saba is a great getaway if you are looking to relax and explore the Caribbean ecosystem. With a total area of 5 sq. mi, the island contains the highest peak in the Netherlands, Mt. Scenery, which is an active volcano. Saba is one of the best diving spots in the region and is known to be a great whale-watching spot for marine lovers.
Visit Saba with a quick 20-minute flight via Winair or take a 1-2 hour ferry from Pelican Marina in Simpson Bay. The ferry costs $50 USD one-way or $75 USD for a day trip. Check-in begins at 8:15 am with a sharp departure time of 9 am.
St. Barthélemy
St. Barthélemy, commonly known as St. Barts, is the gem of the French Caribbean. Arrive in the island’s capital, Gustavia, via ferry from Marigot or Oyster Pond. Trips can vary from 45 – 75 minutes and costs on average 60 Euros. You can fly into St. Barths, a short 15-minute flight, from PJIA via Winair.
Getting from St. Kitts to Nevis
The information below is courtesy of Nevis Naturally. One of the favorable ways to arrive on the island of Nevis is to travel by boat. You’ll be greeted by the spectacular views of the idyllic Nevis Peak, which is simply breath-taking—if we do say so ourselves.
Most public boats, small cruise ships and ferries travel to Charlestown, Nevis’ capital, where it’s easy to find taxis or ground transportation to your accommodation. Meanwhile, the ferry from Sea Bridge on St. Kitts, allows for vehicles to travel to and from the docks at Cades Bay, situated on the west coast of the island.
If you like to plan your own schedule, you can opt to schedule a water taxi from Reggae Beach, on the South East Peninsula of St Kitts, and dock at Oualie Bay, which sits on the north of the island. Visitors entering on a yacht are required to check in with customs and immigration ahead of arriving.
St. Kitts to Nevis Ferry Services
Experience St. Kitts and Nevis like a local. The passenger ferry service between St. Kitts and Nevis is our equivalent to the subway in many big cities. It is public transportation just more interesting and with better views.
These are the ferries that go between St. Kitts and Nevis and their trip times.
– Mark Twain 45 mins
– MV Patience, Caribe Express, Next Edition, and Apple Cider – 30 mins
– MV Hustler – 1hr.
– Sea Bridge – 20 mins
Water Taxis
Contact Details
Blackfin
Clivin Christmas
Tel: 869 663 3301
Blue Waves
Water Taxi & Charters
Captain Troy: 662-1762
Captain Dijorn: 667-8351
www.bluwavesnevis.com
bluwaves869@gmail.com
D Perfect Life
John Cornelius
Tel: 869-663-3595
perfectlife869@hotmail.com
Islander Watersports
Wincent Perkins
Tel:869-662-7081
dtccaribbean@hotmail.com
Just Relax
Malvern “Molly” Jeffers
Tel: 869.663.6892
More Adventure
Gavin France
Tel: 869.665.7787
Sea Brat
Coby
Tel: 869 662 9166
Lucky Lady
Michael Daniel
Tel: 869 663 8908
mkdfishing@gmail.com
For today’s ferry / water taxi schedule, please visit Nevis Air and Sea Ports Authority: Click Here.
St. Lucia /Dominica / Guadeloupe / Martinique
You may get to Dominica by ferry service from the French islands of Guadeloupe, Martinique as well as St. Lucia via the L’Express des Îles ferry service. The ferry operates at various times of the year, but more frequently during the summer months. Val Ferry offers service from Guadeloupe via Marie Galante to the northern town of Portsmouth, docking at the historic Cabrits berth.
Virgin Islands Ferries St. Thomas / St. John /St. Croix/ British Virgin Islands
Dolphin Water Taxi
Virgin Islands Ferry Schedules
Island hop in the Virgin Islands by ferry. Select a ferry route from the table below to view the schedules and rates. Information is courtesy of VINOW.
Select a Ferry Route
WITHIN U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
Passenger Ferries
Car Barge
Resort Ferries
BETWEEN USVI & BVI
Passenger Ferries
- St. Thomas – Tortola
- St. Thomas – Virgin Gorda
- St. Thomas / St. John – Jost Van Dyke
- St. Thomas / St. John – Anegada
Water Taxi
Private, personalized transportation between the islands on your schedule.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Weekly Ferry Schedules
Regular and efficient ferry services for freight and passengers operate between Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Southern Grenadines with the Jaden Sun Fast Ferry, MV Gem Star, Guidance and MV Barracouda. The Admiral and Bequia Express ferries (for cars as well) operate between Bequia and Kingstown, with Bequia Express also offering services to the Southern Grenadines.
Kingstown → Canouan, Mayreau & Union
Bequia Express (784) 457-3539 | bequiaexpress.com | bequiaexpress@vincysurf.com
- Monday, Wednesday & Friday – 11:00 am
MV Gem Star (784) 526-1158 or 491-6500 / 457-4157
- Tuesday & Friday – 12 noon
Kingstown → Canouan, Union
MV Barracouda (784) 455-9835
- Monday, Thursday & Saturday – 11:30 am
Union → Mayreau, Canouan, Kingstown
Bequia Express (784) 457-3539 | bequiaexpress.com | bequiaexpress@vincysurf.com
- Tuesday & Thursday – 6:30 am
- Friday – 5:00 pm
MV Gem Star (784) 526-1158 or 491-6500
- Wednesday and Saturday – 7:00 am
Union → Canouan, Kingstown
MV Barracouda (784) 455-9835
- Tuesday, Friday & Sunday – 6:30 am
Kingstown → Mustique
Mustique Ferry (784) 457-1531
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday at 2:00 pm
- First Wednesday of each month at 2:00 pm
Mustique → Kingstown
Mustique Ferry (784) 457-1531
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday at 7:00 am
- First Wednesday of each month at 7:00 am
Trinidad to Tobago
Welcome Aboard the Inter-island Ferry Service
Whether you choose the dynamic, vibrant island of Trinidad or the more placid and serene Tobago, one thing is certain – the Inter-island Ferry Service affords you the opportunity to enjoy both worlds. The fast ferry is the popular choice for vacationers and persons traveling daily between the islands of Trinidad & Tobago because it completes the 20 mile journey in a mere 3 hours – 3 1/2 hours. For those who wish to do commerce between the islands, the M.V. Cabo Star may be the vessel of choice.
The Bahamas and Islands
PASSENGER SERVICE SCHEDULE – BO HENGY III
Sailings to Spanish Wells & Harbour Island are only on Fridays – Sundays
DESTINATION | DEPART | DESTINATION | ARRIVE |
Nassau | 8:00 a.m. | Spanish Wells | 10:10 a.m. |
Spanish Wells | 10:15 a.m. | Harbour Island | 10:45 a.m. |
Harbour Island | 3:40 p.m. | Spanish Wells | 4:10 p.m. |
Spanish Wells | 4:20 p.m. | Nassau | 6:30 p.m. |
ALL SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO WEATHER PERMITTING, ALL GOING WELL | |||
SPECIAL EVENT SCHEDULES WILL OVERRIDE THIS SCHEDULE |
Balearia Caribbean
Routes and Schedules
EE.UU. – Caribe
From Fort Lauderdale
Ferry Fort Lauderdale – Grand Bahama
Ferry Fort Lauderdale – Bimini
Turks and Caicos Inter Island
Providenciales TKCA 1ZZ, Turks and Caicos Islands
Domestic Ferries
The Providenciales – North Caicos ferry at Sandy Point Marina, North Caicos.
There are three ferry routes in the Turks and Caicos: Providenciales—North Caicos, Providenciales—South Caicos, and Grand Turk—Salt Cay.
All of these routes are serviced by small passenger ferry vessels. There are no scheduled large car ferries in the country.
The ferry service between Providenciales and North Caicos is the busiest, with multiple trips per day. Two companies operate this 30-minute route, and travel between Heaving Down Rock Marina (Walkin Marina) on Providenciales and either Sandy Point Marina or Bellefield Landing on North Caicos.
Two businesses run a Providenciales and South Caicos ferry route, with boats several times per week. This ferry docks at Heaving Down Rock on Providenciales and Cockburn Harbour on South Caicos.
A ferry service is also offered three times per week between Grand Turk and Salt Cay.
There are no ferries between Providenciales and any of the Turks Islands (Grand Turk and Salt Cay).