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Virgin Islands ferry - fast and nice
Virgin Islands ferry is foranyone. If you're of an adventurous frame of mind, and have time to spare, you can revert to the mode of transportation that islanders used before the advent of air travel: Virgin Islands ferry and the traditional mailboats.
Although fast, modern, air-conditioned Virgin Islands ferry now make some of the trips, some of the more remote destinations are still served by slow, old-fashioned craft with few amenities. Within the $loc ferry, it has the most, and most comfortable, options for island-hopping, that offer food and beverages served by cabin attendants.
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Virgin Islands ferry advices
As with most things in the Virgin Islands, schedules do change rather frequently; if you're planning to Virgin Islands ferry back to an island check and double-check the departure times, and build in extra time in case the weather's bad.
Virgin Islands ferry serve most of the major tourist destinations from Virgin Islands. The ferry costs around $110 one-way, and takes about two hours each way.
Usually, the shorter-haul ferry makes several round-trips daily, and keep a more punctual schedule than the longer-haul ferry. |
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Other about Virgin Islands |
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Virgin Islands ferry - a good transportation choice
Geographically, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and two of the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) St. Thomas and St. John, form one continuous chain of islands and are linked by well established ferry systems and commuter flights. With a little prior planning, tourists can visit and spend some time in both the U.S. and British Virgins, or take a day trip from one to the other. Boats and ferry systems are a way of life in the Virgins. Residents and vacationers in St. Thomas "escape" to the quiet BVI for a day or two away from the gobs of cruise ships and hordes of shoppers in Charlotte Amalie; British Virgin Island residents and vacationers go to St. Thomas for a little excitement and to shop for all those things not available in the BVI. Most of the public ferries are large boats, air conditioned, very seaworthy, and have a minimum amount of rock and roll since they stay within waters protected by the islands. Ferries dock in downtown Charlotte Amalie, Red Hook on the east side of St. Thomas, Cruz Bay on the west side of St. John, West End and Road Town in Tortola, and Spanish Town in Virgin Gorda. Smaller ferries provide links to the North Sound and Peter Island of the BVI. Several private ferries run trips to Anegada.
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Virgin Islands Vacations site
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