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Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas #138517
08/22/2017 12:40 PM
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Traveling with wife and 3 kids, ages 8 - 12 this February. I've chartered out of BVI's every time but just wondering if it's worth the hassle to get to Tortola or just charter out of St Thomas, spend a day or two in the USVI's, then head over to the BVI's for more fun and excitement.


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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Showdavid] #138518
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Everyone will have a diff take bc that BVI vibe cant be created b4 you get there but the question prob comes down to how long is your charter? If you have a 14 day charter, doesnt really matter does it but I often only get 5-7 day trips and while it takes a little more effort to get to Tortola, as soon as I hit it the vaca starts whereas when I have chartered out of USVI is really nice but just waiting till I get to BVI. Just MHO smile.

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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: windward2c] #138519
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There is plenty of fun to be had before you get to the BVI - cheaper too - no beach bars to spend money at, no feerry costs, US groceries, and no daily C&I fees - kids 8-12 are just as likely to enjoy the sailing and moored activities and adjust to boat vacation in the USVI - it is not necessary to rush to White Bay - the frat party will be there when you arrive anyway.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: windward2c] #138520
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PROs

If you live in the US, STT is easier and cheaper to get to.

It's not really all that far to the BVI - From CA it's a 2.5-hour sail to Jost to clear-in. An hour closer from Red Hook.

No ferry rides required to get to your boat!

Fewer luggage transfers (read opportunity to lose luggage).

You can cruise the USVI for free.

You can cruise the SVI for free.


CONs

You're farther from the charter base, so you might be more on your own if you have a boat problem.

It looks like it's going to cost more than it used to for a USVI boat to cruise the BVI, than a BVI-based boat. Rates just changed, and I have not chartered since the rate change. Maybe others can help out here.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Showdavid] #138521
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It's been awhile since I sailed out of Charlotte Amalie, but here is how I would sum it up. Pros: no ferry hassle, north side of St John is very nice. Cons: must (no option) immediately sail into the prevailing winds (was called "Seasick Alley" when I did it), very limited dining options ashore on St John. The time factor depends on whether St John appeals to you more than the anchorages in the BVI that might be on your "to do" list.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: DEL] #138522
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I'm not sure the costs to cruise the BVI are really significant given the costs to get into Tortola and charter directly from there. Lower provisioning costs and no ferry costs might balance out with higher cruising fees.


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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Twanger] #138523
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" if it's worth the hassle to get to Tortola"

I don't consider a 2 hour sail a hassle. A night at Christmas Cove on the way home is very memorable.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: sail2wind] #138524
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" if it's worth the hassle to get to Tortola"

I don't consider a 2 hour sail a hassle. A night at Christmas Cove on the way home is very memorable.


^^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^^

We always stop there, and somebody always sees something cool while snorkeling there.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Twanger] #138525
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What are the normal 1st stops out of CA?
It is the first leg out of St Thomas and around the corner that always seems like a wild ride in the ferry, Is it a similar route you are sailing?

Out of Road town, it feels like 75% either go to Norman, Peter, Marina cay, Jost or Cooper first day.

We are out of Sea Cows Bay this December, first time not coming from RT.
We have enjoyed TMM and Sunsail, but CYOA seems intriguing, not to mention the stories of stars off St John.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Bgs] #138526
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Biggest factor to me of coming out of CA is the more exposed sea, especially for 1st day/1st timers (or even my wife of many trips on her first day). Certainly some advantages such as skipping ferry and provisioning costs. Many people feel strongly one way or the other,and not a "correct" answer.


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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Bgs] #138527
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There are several most excellent first stops out of stt. It's about two hours to Maho/Francis. Also about two hours to the south Shore of St john bays. The choice comes down to wind and wave direction. Both are very nice choices. We have also gone stt to west end if we're starting in the morning. That's about 2.5 hours. Then we go to Norman after clearing in.

Cost wise you will have to run all the numbers. No ferry costs and no hotel stay before and after on stt. But higher cruising fees. Cheaper and better provisioning. And IMHO better equipped boats on stt. Give it a try!


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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Deepcut] #138528
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BG, instead of rushing to Jost or West End make your first stop Maho and make a great dinner on the boat. The anchorage is beautiful, the snorkeling is great, and a protected harbor <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/toast.gif" alt="" />

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: sail2wind] #138529
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Where do you provision in stt? I have not been impressed by pueblo or cost u less vs riteway in Tortola.

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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: warren460] #138530
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We usually charter from CYOA, and we use their provisioning.
The ladies usually do a run to K-Mart for booze and a few last minute provisions.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Deepcut] #138531
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For us it's pretty easy. We arrive in STT at 1:27, catch the 2:30 ferry to RT. Check in at Sunsail is at 6:00. By then we have had time to do some lite provisioning and dinner. Our flight was half the price of flying into EIS. Depart at 3:45 the day after we return our charter without having to rush around. Just our experience, we have always chartered out of Tortola.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: warren460] #138532
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Where do you provision in stt? I have not been impressed by pueblo or cost u less vs riteway in Tortola.

Thanks


We use Plaza Extra at Tutu Plaza. Mostly a real store.


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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: agrimsrud] #138533
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Cost U Less is great for big groups. Price Smart will give you a day pass. You can use Fine Food Afloat to order provisions. Or VI Fresh Foods has online ordering and delivery. The Fruit Bowl has good produce.

Moe's Market in Red Hook is a really nice store. They are opening a location less than a block from Frenchtown on the water front this month. You will be able to take a dinghy or walk from our base.

Pueblo is solid for basics. Food Center has a very good selection. Plaza Extra is also a solid choice.

Jay

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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: CaptainJay] #138534
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I am seasick prone, but don't have a problem crossing the Pillsbury Sound. There are some rollers usually coming from the south, but they are long period and fun. The south side of St. Thomas has not been an issue for us.

First stops out of Charlotte Amalie for us, depending on where we are headed, include Water Island, Christmas Cove, Maho/Francis and Lameshure Bay on St. John. Water Island has amenities and a great beach and Christmas Cove has Pizza Pi (seasonally) if you don't want to cook. Our #1 favorite is Maho/Francis and we spent four nights there in July.

St. John itself is an amazing sailing area. The National Park creates great unspoiled anchorages without crowding and little or no development on land. Not a lot of dining options, but we always have great cooks on the boat.

Another option for a fun change when the weather is good, head up the south side from St. John to North Sound, Virgin Gorda and check in at Gun Creek.

Cheers, RickG


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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: RickG] #138535
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Unless you own your own jet with the ability to land and take off with your crew and all their gear? St. Thomas is always easier and less expensive. The downside of St. Thomas is St. Thomas has far, far fewer boats. If you can find the boat you need for your dates on St. Thomas go that direction. The first and last nights for us anchored off St. John always works for us.

Try to find a boat that works for you on STT. If that fails then you always have the massive overbuilt in inventory of boats on Tortola.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: StormJib] #138536
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I charter so that I can sail. The sooner I can get onboard and get the sails up, the better. Have always enjoyed chartering from CYOA.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: rfrimmel] #138537
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Keep in mind if chartering Nov through April that you need to have a plan B for St John if a north swell is running. It will take out the North Side anchorages.
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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: Showdavid] #138538
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Lot of variables with this comparison...we really like moving around the BVI's, but we've been looking into doing the STT thing ourselves. last trip on Orion we only spent 2 nights on STJ and that left us wanting more. Each trip we say that.

Charter cost wise, I did get a few last minute quotes from different charter companies this time and there are some cost differences between some of them, non refundable boat insurance fees most notably.

Comparing the sailing grounds....We have enjoyed circumnavigating STJ but I still know too little about what STT has to offer, such as bays to overnight in. We really like the mooring fields, beaches, snorkeling, hiking and simply the atmosphere at Maho, Francis and Leinster. We really like Coral Bay and Salt Pond when land based, the hike to Rams Head and Drunk Bay is cool especially during a full moon, so staying in these bays is on our list. BVI wins with many convenient mooring/anchoring options and of course beach bars, STJ john has very limited anchoring options on the south side which is exposed and there's no anchoring allowed inside the Coral Reef National Monument area.

Ferry to and from Tortola, adds up especially with a larger group! But they've never caused us to miss a flight on STT, we just have to be mindful to pick a late 1600hr flight and return the boat first thing in the morning.

Cruising taxes in BVI, these add up and now cost more for a US charter.

Flights from Dulles to STT are usually 1/3 to 1/2 less than EIS, and we usually fly direct into STT, which is very nice.

Food costs... sorry I don't pay that close attention to these costs, but I do know a case of Presidente is now $12 more on St John than in the BVI....sin tax bastards!

We have never been able to set sail the day of our arrival, that's because the earliest we've arrived on Tortola is maybe 1500hr and it takes time to settle in and do the check out. If we arrived at a STT marina at 1300hr I wonder if it's reasonable to expect to be sailing by 1600hr? Or do most sleep aboard the first night? If so, the extra travel time to sleep aboard on Tortola really isn't an issue.

Has anyone on a US charter experienced mechanical issues in the BVI's? and if so how was that handled by the charter company? We have had issues on several boats, once with Matrix we had an impellor go while on STJ, we were on a cat so we used one engine to get us back to the West End to be worked on. That was only a 20 minute trip, what if a US boat was in the North Sound or Anegada, how would those repairs be addressed by the charter company?

If we decide to charter out of STT, I think we would spend the majority of the trip in the USVI and do a couple of nights closer between Jost, West End, Norman etc.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: BEERMAN] #138539
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BEERMAN - Unlikely you could arrive at 1pm and be sailing at 4pm. Reviewing the boat check-list, getting yourself aboard, doing the sail-check, etc... it would be pretty difficult.

Frankly I don't want that kinda pressure to hit a schedule while on vacation.

We arrive after noon, boat check, get installed on board, ladies go shopping while I guard and test the beer, we get dinner, sleep aboard, and depart the next morning bright and early.

As far as mechanical issues in the BVI... it's helpful to be a bit handy around boats. CYOA does not offer a chase boat, but they have people lined up in the BVI that can work on the boat if things go wrong. Once we pulled into Sopers Hole to have someone fix the generator... burnt crimp connector. I have generator impeller replacement time down to about 30-minutes. Generators hate me for some reason.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: BEERMAN] #138540
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The South Side of SJ actually does offer decent protection. Hurricane Hole is amazing, once you tuck into Lemeshur it is flat calm in prevailing, Rendevous can be exposed however. When you add the great bays on the North, SJ can entertain for at least 5 nights. Ironically ST has very few options north.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: GeorgeC1] #138541
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Keep in mind if chartering Nov through April that you need to have a plan B for St John if a north swell is running. It will take out the North Side anchorages.
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George, we tucked into Maho in a north swell and been pretty comfortable <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/toast.gif" alt="" />

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: windward2c] #138542
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The South Side of SJ actually does offer decent protection. Hurricane Hole is amazing, once you tuck into Lemeshur it is flat calm in prevailing, Rendevous can be exposed however. When you add the great bays on the North, SJ can entertain for at least 5 nights. Ironically ST has very few options north.


Hurricane Hole has great snorkeling around the mangroves and a quick dinghy ride to Skinny Legs!

I didn't realize the Lameshurs had mooring balls! I just checked the NPS "Mariner's Resource Protection Guide", which are provided at the floating pay stations. It shows Little Lameshur 5 overnight balls, Great Lameshur 16 (wow!), Salt Pond 6.

From either Little or Great Lameshur you can access the Lameshur Bay Trail that takes you to the Petroglyphs on the Reef Bay trail. We've done this hike and also from Centerline Road a few times, it's cool.

Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: BEERMAN] #138543
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There are mooring balls in Genti Bay to visit the Petroglyphs during the day.

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Beerman, Salt Pond on the south side is also very nice and very protected. The snorkeling there might be the best on St John.

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Beerman, Salt Pond on the south side is also very nice and very protected. The snorkeling there might be the best on St John.


I agree Evan, we've stayed in the Concordia Eco-Tents. We had the beach and trails of Salt Pond all to ourselves most of the time! Way back in the day me and some friends snorkeled around Booby Rock, long swim and we saw a really nice shark out there, it was the largest I've seen in the water!
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Re: Pros and cons of chartering out of St. Thomas [Re: BEERMAN] #138546
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There's some great info on this thread!! Salt Pond Bay/beach looks amazing. I'm working on a "family" charter for next year, and with our two kids and the in-law's two kids in-tow, it will be a lot easier to just charter out of STT.

Keep the info coming! <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Cheers.gif" alt="" />


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We've chartered with VI Yacht Charters out of Benner Bay STT twice in the past 2 months. They are fantastic. We had an issue with the generator last month and they met us at Cane Garden Bay and swapped boats for us. It was a little bit of a hassle but an upgrade so we were happy. Had it been an issue that was easier to fix, BVI Yacht Charters in Tortola is a sister company that would've provided service.


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