Just returned from 8-day stay on St. John. Will be happy to attempt to answer any questions.
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If I had one day, then I would go to Trunk bay with my four year old. It is beautiful, has some amenities (bathrooms, showers restaurant/snack bar) and an underwater trail with markers etc. If your child snorkels they'll love the trail, if not, do what I did, get a raft/float with a window in it and take them over where they can see the sites, markers, fish, etc. I did this,and then my daughter wanted to put on her mask to get a closer look. She liked that, and next thing I knew she wanted to try a snorkel to get an even better view.
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Hi Jim,
We want to go to St. John & have been researching for weeks. Since you choose to eat-in can you tell me what grocery prices are like? For example - loaf bread, doz.eggs, 6 pk beer etc. (the essentials). Working on a budget and are looking to cut costs as much as possible. Thanks
We want to go to St. John & have been researching for weeks. Since you choose to eat-in can you tell me what grocery prices are like? For example - loaf bread, doz.eggs, 6 pk beer etc. (the essentials). Working on a budget and are looking to cut costs as much as possible. Thanks
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Hi Jane,
We rented a villa last year and brought meat with us. Froze it solidly before leaving home and packed in soft-sided cooler. We bought all other food items in St John grocery stores. I would estimate that groceries were 50 percent more expensive on St John than at home.
We rented a villa last year and brought meat with us. Froze it solidly before leaving home and packed in soft-sided cooler. We bought all other food items in St John grocery stores. I would estimate that groceries were 50 percent more expensive on St John than at home.
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try www.stjohnlinks.com for a really great site!