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02/03/2016 08:25 PM
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Been a few years since we left from tortola....is the schedule any more reliable than the old days?....have a 4 ish return flight front stt and this would mesh nicely....
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I can't say I think the ferry reliability has improved over the last few years. Given that, it looks like you've given yourself plenty of time. It might be a good idea to see what your alternate would be just in case that ferry doesn't run.
Life involves risks, take some prudent ones (NOT with the BVI ferries)!
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Smith's is the least reliable of the 3. I would take the 10:00 Road Town Fast Ferry, and then you have time for lunch before heading to the airport.
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tradewinds said:
Smith's is the least reliable of the 3. I would take the 10:00 Road Town Fast Ferry, and then you have time for lunch before heading to the airport. VERY good suggestion. Have a drink at the Pump Room and relax.
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