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Caneel Bay ferry - fast and nice
Caneel Bay 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: Caneel Bay ferry and the traditional mailboats.
Although fast, modern, air-conditioned Caneel Bay 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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Caneel Bay ferry advices
As with most things in the Caneel Bay, schedules do change rather frequently; if you're planning to Caneel Bay ferry back to an island check and double-check the departure times, and build in extra time in case the weather's bad.
Caneel Bay ferry serve most of the major tourist destinations from Caneel Bay. 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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Caneel Bay ferry - a good transportation choice
Planning Caneel Bay feels as if it's at the end of the world and it isn't. The problem is finding an agent who understands the intricacies of Virgin Islands travel and the necessity for booking flights that land in St. Thomas without intermediate stops. The point of the exercise is to get to St. Thomas without having to change planes somewhere in the Caribbean, thereby risking the possibility of delayed or missing luggage. arrival time in St. Thomas should be planned to fall within the hours that the Caneel Bay ferry service is running. Otherwise, you end up having to fend for yourself, which is all right for old hands but not for anyone making his or her first tripCruz Bay is the first community everyone sees when arriving on St John. It's where the ferries from Red Hook dock, load and unload passengers and vehicles after the 15-minute ride from St Thomas. Once your plane has landed and you have your luggage take a taxi or jitney to the National Park dock at Red Hook Landing, where you will meet the ferry ($9 a person one way) that will whisk you across the open water to the Caneel dock on St. John Island. That trip can be cool and/or very wet and often requires a raincoat, a scarf for women and some sort of hat for men
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Caneel Bay Vacations site
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