
Gare Maritime de Marigot (tender landing)
Marigot ferry terminal on the waterfront market square, used as the cruise tender landing. Ships anchor in Marigot Bay; landing takes about 10 minutes.

Marigot is the capital of French Saint Martin, on the island's west coast. Small cruise ships anchor in Marigot Bay and tender passengers to the ferry terminal on the waterfront market square, right in the town centre below Fort Louis; some… More about Marigot (Saint Martin) →

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Small cruise ships anchor in Marigot Bay and tender passengers to the Gare Maritime, the ferry terminal on Marigot's waterfront market square, right in the town centre below Fort Louis. Some ships instead use Galisbay, the commercial port just east of town, where they anchor in the harbour or berth at the dock; the port's schedule lists each call as Marigot Bay or Galisbay.
1 km · ~10 min by car
Short walk down Rue du Fort St Louis.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Taxis charge official fixed fares from Marigot. Minibuses run without a fixed schedule and are flagged down. Distances and times are approximate.
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Marigot ferry terminal on the waterfront market square, used as the cruise tender landing. Ships anchor in Marigot Bay; landing takes about 10 minutes.
Cafes and restaurants on the seafront and around the market square next to the tender landing.
Marina-side restaurants a few minutes' walk from the waterfront.

Marigot is the capital of French Saint Martin, on the island's west coast. Small cruise ships anchor in Marigot Bay and tender passengers to the ferry terminal on the waterfront market square, right in the town centre below Fort Louis; some ships use the commercial port at Galisbay just east of town. The market, the waterfront cafes and Marina Royale are steps from the landing, and Grand Case and Orient Bay beach are a short taxi ride away.

18th-century fort on the hill above Marigot with views over Marigot Bay; a 10-minute walk from the landing.

Waterfront market by the tender landing; fish and produce on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.

The island's best-known beach on the east coast; EUR 30 by taxi for 1-2 passengers.