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Are you able to do day trips to Anguilla? I thought you could, but a friend just told me that Anguilla is not allowing it yet.

I know that is incorrect but am not sure what the specific current requirements are for entry into Anguilla. Scubaman posted the following link the other day for Anguilla protocols.
Link

I assume that information is correct, but it doesn't appear to be the official website, if there is one.

You have to show proof of vaccination now.
Plus a negative covid test .
By the way, if you're coming back to Sint Maarten you will have to submit another EHAS form.

Here is the link

https://escape.ivisitanguilla.com

Thanks for the replies. Geeze. All this sounds like way too much bother. Shoal Bay certainly is beautiful and I wanted to take a few friends who had never been, but I think there's plenty enough to keep us busy in SXM.

You can do a day trip with a negative covid test and vaccination. If you're leaving from the French side public ferry, there is no EHAS form to worry about.

Hi:

You also have to get a nasal swab upon entry at Blowing Point, or at least you had to when we were there a few weeks ago. No big deal - just slows things down a little more. We spent a week at Shoal Bay villas, and all the entry stuff to SXM and Anguilla was worth it to us....it was a great week.

I agree with you though....,..for a day trip (which we've done many times), not worth all the hassle at the moment.

Cheers

If you are vaccinated (and boosted, or just vaxxed w/in 6 months) with a negative test, you do not need a nasal swab. Only unvaccinated residents need to get swabbed on entry. You can see the latest on their website - https://escape.ivisitanguilla.com/

Mia--I agree, too much trouble for a day trip. I never did get the big attraction of Anguilla anyway though.

There was an announcement a couple of days ago that they will eliminate the testing requirement for fully-vaccinated visitors effective August 8. This isn't yet reflected on the page that Dr. Phil linked above, but I did find it on the official government website. They are also now allowing unvaccinated visitors, as long as they have a negative test prior to entering.

Here is the info that GaKaye just referenced:


https://scontent-msp1-1.xx.fbcdn.ne...NtbZV1PWopMhcbhk43eCPVnw&oe=62D84A6B

Thanks, Joyce!