AI Prefix and Three-Letter Port Code
Anguilla uses the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 prefix AI. An Anguilla UN/LOCODE combines AI with a three-character location identifier, such as AIROB for Road Bay or AISDG for Sandy Ground.
Anguilla has 5 ports and terminals indexed in the Ecer Freight database, serving a small island market with regional maritime links and generally limited container volumes.
Review UN/LOCODE references, available port coverage and practical shipping information for Anguilla.
Anguilla is a small Caribbean island market. Road Bay and Sandy Ground are important maritime access points, while the indexed locations also include The Valley and the country-level Anguilla reference. Port-level throughput, berth and container statistics are not consistently published in a comparable annual series.
How many seaports does Anguilla have?
Anguilla has 5 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight as of the Nov 2026 database snapshot.
Which port is the main maritime access point in Anguilla?
Road Bay, listed under UN/LOCODE AIROB, is the leading indexed maritime access point in the Anguilla sample, followed by Sandy Ground under AISDG.
Where is Anguilla’s main freight activity concentrated?
Freight activity is concentrated around the island’s coastal access points, particularly Road Bay (AIROB) and Sandy Ground (AISDG), rather than a large container-port complex.
The following table follows the Ecer Freight activity ordering of indexed Anguilla locations. Anguilla does not have a widely reported public container-port league table for 2025; therefore, no unsupported world rank or TEU estimate is inserted.
Indexed port and terminal reference list, with 2025 public throughput availability
| World rank | Port | UN-LOCODE | 2025 throughput (M TEU) | YoY change | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Road Bay | AIROB | — | — | Western coastal access |
| — | Sandy Ground | AISDG | — | — | Southern coastal access |
| — | The Valley | AIVAL | — | — | Central administrative area |
| — | Road Bay | AIROA | — | — | Road Bay reference |
| — | Anguilla | AIANG | — | — | Country-level reference |
Road Bay is represented by two indexed records and is treated as the leading western maritime access cluster in the database.
Ports serving the western coastal access area
Sandy Ground is a separate indexed coastal access point associated with local and regional maritime movements.
Ports serving the southern coastal access area
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sandy Ground | AISDG | — | Local coastal access and general maritime services |
The Valley and Anguilla records provide administrative or country-level references used for port-code discovery and freight search routing.
Administrative and country-level indexed references
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Valley | AIVAL | The Valley / — | Administrative location and port-search reference |
| Anguilla | AIANG | Anguilla / — | Country-level routing and location reference |
Anguilla uses the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 prefix AI. An Anguilla UN/LOCODE combines AI with a three-character location identifier, such as AIROB for Road Bay or AISDG for Sandy Ground.
A city-level location may identify a broader commercial or administrative area, while a terminal-level reference can identify a specific port, anchorage or operating location. The operational meaning should be confirmed before booking.
Verify the location against UNECE resources and compare it with the Ecer Freight port directory. Carrier systems may apply additional terminal or schedule references.
Anguilla’s international sea freight is generally arranged through regional Caribbean gateways and feeder connections. Routing, transshipment points and transit times remain subject to carrier schedules, cargo type and confirmation at quotation stage.
Regional feeder and transshipment options can connect Anguilla cargo with larger Caribbean logistics networks.
North American shipments generally require a Caribbean connection before onward ocean or intermodal movement.
Europe-bound cargo normally moves through a Caribbean or regional hub before the mainline ocean leg.
Asia services generally involve multiple network legs and should be quoted against current carrier schedules.
Anguilla has 5 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in the Nov 2026 database snapshot.
Road Bay is the leading indexed maritime access point in Anguilla and appears under AIROB, with another Road Bay reference under AIROA.
The UN/LOCODE country prefix for Anguilla is AI. Examples in the indexed sample include AIROB, AISDG and AIVAL.
Indexed maritime access is concentrated around Road Bay and Sandy Ground, with The Valley and Anguilla also used as location or routing references.
A comparable official 2025 series for TEU throughput, cargo tonnage and berth counts was not identified. Carrier and port data should be confirmed for the specific shipment.
Use the FCL or LCL quotation options on this page and provide the cargo details, origin reference, destination, equipment type and preferred shipping date.
Editorial note: Port-code coverage is based on the Ecer Freight database snapshot for Nov 2026. Public statistics are reviewed against available official and authoritative maritime references, while page content and time-sensitive trade information are reviewed quarterly.
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