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Where to moor (or dock) in St. Thomas? (1 nt)
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11/01/2013 08:34 AM
11/01/2013 08:34 AM
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Birmingham, AL
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I have a boat going over the St.Thomas for 1 day (Nov. 24th) to pick up a couple and they're overnighting there for one night. They want to moor or dock someplace adjacent to the mainland. My initial suggestion from research was Cowpet, but it appears that might not be an air tight plan on account of STYC. While that mooring field will stay on the radar, are there any other suggestions of best places to moor/dock for one night? They will probably want to go ashore for dinner. Thanks.
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