Becca |
Jun 7th, 2007 10:13 AM |
BVI Ferry
My husband and I are traveling to Jost Van Dyke (first 4 nights) and Virgin Gorda (next 5 nights) in August. We will be flying into St. Thomas. I tend to get a bit seasick, though I normally do okay on the ferry from St. Thomas to St. John. We are definitely opting to fly back from Virgin Gorda to St. Thomas via Air Sunshine on the last day (I can't take a 2 hour ferry ride). But I am thinking about braving the 1 hour ferry ride from St. Thomas to Tortola (and then the 25 minute ferry ride from Tortola to Jost Van Dyke). After our stay on Jost Van Dyke, we will ferry from there to Tortola, and then from Tortola to Virgin Gorda. Can someone tell me what the ferry ride is like between St. Thomas to Tortola, in particular? Is it like the ferry ride between St. Thomas and St. John? In other words, being the USVI and BVI, is it fairly protected waters through there and not as choppy as being out on the open sea? Do you think I'll be okay for the 55 minute ride from St. Thomas to Tortola or should we spring for the flight? (The difference in price is about $200.) Thanks!
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