Anguilla’s New Blowing Point Ferry Terminal Opens For Business
Destination & Tourism Bruce Parkinson February 01, 2023

The Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB) has announced the opening of a brand-new ferry terminal facility at the port of Blowing Point.
“This administration made a commitment to significantly modernize Anguilla’s infrastructure, for the benefit of both our visitors and importantly, our on-island community,” stated Haydn Hughes, Minister of Infrastructure, Communications, Housing, Utilities and Tourism for Anguilla.
“The opening of the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal is yet another commitment fulfilled, along with the redesign of The Valley Main Road, the recent upgrades at the airport, and the development of the 20-year Airport Master Plan. We are at once enhancing the visitor experience and enhancing the lives of our local residents.”
The air-conditioned facility comprises 18,336 square feet. Features include a VIP reception area, three concession areas, a Tourism Information Desk, restrooms in both the arrival and departure lounges, WIFI connectivity throughout the building, and an ATM to facilitate last-minute purchases or departure taxes.
“We welcome the opening of the new Blowing Point Ferry Terminal, and we are proud of this wonderful new facility that will transform Anguilla’s arrival and departure experience,” said Kenroy Herbert, Chairman of the Anguilla Tourist Board.
“Blowing Point is still the main port of entry for the majority of our visitors, it is their first impression of our island, while our local residents transit daily. This new facility reflects the premium vacation experience that destination Anguilla offers, and ensures that the first and last impressions of our island will be memorable, for all the right reasons.”
Six Immigration stations enable the efficient processing of visitors and residents on arrival, and separate baggage handling locations in both the arrival and departure areas are designed to ease congestion within the terminal.
Eighty (80) passengers per thirty (30) minutes can be comfortably facilitated upon arrival, while the Departure Lounge can accommodate 128 persons.
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