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In my opinion a boat is the way to go...but I'm a boat girl and an adventurer.
If you are doing a boat, in my experience, the USVI is less expensive .
Examples:
Average extra cruising fees for BVI waters for 6 people for 7 days: $250 No fishing license required in the USVI Ferry to get from STT to BVI and back: at least $150 per person Groceries: I have found that it is cheaper to go to Cost U Less in St. Thomas than Riteway in Tortola
That being said, I love the BVI and always will (we go there multiple times a year) but I also love cruising the USVI.
If you want to PM me for a recommendation on a less expensive (compared to others) crewed 44ft Leopard in the USVI, I can give you more information. For full disclosure it is my brother's boat but I don't profit from it.
I can also give you some recommendations of things to do and places to go when cruising the USVI.
Sue s/v Ripple Leopard 42
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