St Barths to St Martin

Voyager operates three high-speeds vessels on its routes between St Barts St Martin. As the first vessel in the fleet, launched in 1995, Voyager 1 along with its two sister vessels - Voyager 2 and the newest edition Voyager 3 - now offer daily connections between the islands of St Martin and St Barths, with journey times as fast at 30 minutes*. So whether your planing a day trip from St Martin or perhaps a longer stay, you can check live seat availability, book, pay and immediately receive confirmed e-tickets for your ferry from St Barts to St Martin - just use the search box on the left of the page.

On St Martin passengers have a choice of two departure points - Marigot Ferry Terminal in the north and Capt. Oliver's Marina at Oyster Pond in the east of St Martin (French-side). Both routes arrive in the picturesque harbour of St Barths' capital, Gustavia.

As the smallest vessel in the fleet, Voyager 1 is mainly reserved for charters, with almost all crossings now scheduled aboard the newest edition to the fleet - Voyager 3 Dreamliner. However, depending on passenger loading, travel may be on any of Voyager's fleet. As with all their vessels Voyager 1 has two outside sun/shade decks as well as an air-conditioned main cabin, with restroom facilities and a bar serving complimentary refreshments.

Check-in at the Voyager counter starts 1 hour before before departure, closing 15 minutes before the ferry leaves. Just presnet your e-ticket to the Voyager staff who will issue you with Boarding Pass and direct you to the jetty.

Fast Ferry Schedule between St Martin and St Barths:

As on all Voyager vessels, passengers are allowed to carry two pieces of luggage free of charge. Each piece should not exceed 30kg (maximum dimensions: 100cm X 50cm X 50cm). Luggage weighing more than 30kg, or exceeding maximum dimensions may be subject to an excess luggage fee. Passengers are responsible for carrying their own luggage on-board. Neither Voyager nor StMartinbookings.com assume any responsibility in the event of theft or damage to your luggage or belongings.

The monohull design of Voyager 1 does make it slightly slower than the fleets' more modern catamarans, which can result in longer journey times.

For questions on how to book your Voyager fast ferry ticket check out the most common FAQ. For changes or cancellations, please see our Terms and Conditions.

* from Oyster Pond with Voyager 3 Dreamliner