Anguilla Cruises: Sailings, Embarkations & Ports of Call
18 ships from 10 cruise lines
Anguilla cruises at a glance
Waterways Cruise lists 77 upcoming sailings on 18 ships from 10 cruise lines visiting Anguilla, calling at 1 place. Cruises visit Anguilla as a port of call and do not start or end here. More Caribbean cruises.
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About Anguilla
Anguilla is the unflashy antidote to the Caribbean's busy cruise ports: a low-lying British Overseas Territory with 33 white-sand beaches, a fiercely independent culture, and no mega-ship pier. Ships anchor and tender into quiet roadsteads such as Sandy Ground, letting independent-minded travelers swim, sail to a sandbar, eat grilled lobster, and explore heritage sites without guided-peloton monotony. The trade-offs are real: infrastructure is simple, dining and transport are informal, and you must be comfortable with tender-boat logistics and a slower pace.
Typical routes
- Eastern Caribbean small-ship loops from San Juan or St. Martin — often paired with St Barthélemy, St Martin, and the British Virgin Islands.
- Luxury yacht and windjammer Leeward Islands itineraries — with a relaxed Anguilla beach day built around Sandy Ground, Sandy Island, and Prickly Pear Cays.
Ports overview
Anguilla has no deep-water cruise pier, so every call is a tender operation or a yacht anchorage. The two main drop-off points are Sandy Ground on Road Bay and Blowing Point on the south coast; a few small-ship itineraries anchor off Shoal Bay East or Meads Bay for beach days. This is an advantage for independent travelers: the island is small enough to explore on your own, but always confirm tender schedules and taxi fares.
Cruise season
December to April is the dry, high season; May to June and November are shoulder months with calm seas. Hurricane season (June–November) brings higher risk; small-ship schedules are weather-dependent.
Find your Anguilla sailing
Upcoming sailings calling at Anguilla, earliest departure first.
8 Days One-Way from Marigot to San Juan
Visits Anguilla. Also visits Sint Maarten, Saint Barthélemy, St Kitts and Nevis
SeaDream I
16 Days One-Way from Belem to Halifax
Visits Anguilla. Also visits Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago, St Vincent and Grenadines
Hanseatic Inspiration
7 Days St Thomas Island Usvi, Us Virgin Islands Round Trip
Visits Anguilla. Also visits Charlotte Amalie, US Virgin Islands, Saint Barthélemy, U.S. Virgin Islands
SeaDream II
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10 Days San Juan, Puerto Rico Round Trip
Visits Anguilla. Also visits Puerto Rico, Saint Barthélemy, BVI
SeaDream I
10 Days St Thomas Island Usvi, Us Virgin Islands Round Trip
Visits Anguilla. Also visits Charlotte Amalie, US Virgin Islands, Saint Barthélemy, Sint Maarten
SeaDream II
Where Anguilla cruises start and end
Embarkation ports (0)
No cruises start here.
Disembarkation ports (0)
No cruises end here.
Ships by type: 17 ocean 1 expedition · a ship that visits several places here is counted once; an expedition ship that also sails as an ocean ship appears under both types.
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Anguilla cruise port guide
Cruise ports, what to see, history and practical advice.
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Frequently asked questions about Anguilla cruises
How many places do cruises visit in Anguilla?
1 Anguilla place are visited by 18 ships from 10 cruise lines.
When is the best time to take a Anguilla cruise?
December to April is the dry, high season; May to June and November are shoulder months with calm seas. Hurricane season (June–November) brings higher risk; small-ship schedules are weather-dependent.
Sources and further reading
Background on Anguilla draws on these references. Sailing, fare and port data come from cruise line itineraries and are refreshed regularly.
- Anguilla Tourist Board: Anguilla Official Tourism Site
- CIA World Factbook: Anguilla - The World Factbook
- Encyclopaedia Britannica: Anguilla
- Wikimedia Commons: Category:Anguilla
Created by the Waterways Cruise content team and reviewed and fact-checked by J. Richard, Sr. Cruise Travel Agent and Founder of Waterways Cruise.
Published September 9, 2026 · Last updated October 26, 2026
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