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Re: day sail. from st thomas to st john
[Re: shaasy67]
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08/28/2018 08:32 AM
08/28/2018 08:32 AM
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If snorkeling and fun is the main goal you may want to consider renting a dinghy in Cruz Bay and doing the north shore beaches at your own pace.
- Ferry over for a power breakfast at Cruz Bay landing - Dinghy 10 to 4 and go to beaches that the day sail companies usually do not hit - Back in time for Happy Hour - Catch Ferry back and watch the Sunset over STT
2 boats would do 6 people.
When you going? Are you staying on STT or just there for the day.
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