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St. Thomas Port Information and Shore Excursion Review

Shannon

Wonderful informational tour for a cheap price. For only $20, you are picked up by a van at the ship, taken to downtown Charlotte Amalie to shop for 2 hours, picked up by an open air trolley, taken to a variety of stops throughout the island (I hear the stops change based on the weather). Out guide was very knowledgeable and we enjoyed the tour very much. We were taken to Sapphire beach instead of Megan’s Bay because our guide said the rain at Megan’s Bay stirred up the water. There was good snorkeling off the beach at Sapphire and it was a wonderfully clean and safe place to spend a couple hours. I highly suggest Godfrey Tours. A similar excursion through the ship was twice the price. Also, if you book Godfrey Tours by emailing them, they may not respond to confirm, don’t worry, they will pick you up. I believe he only accepts cash on the day of the tour. You will stop at an overlook where they make the famous “Banana Daquiri,” but I wouldn’t waste your money; it was expensive ($7.50) and I didn’t think it was very tasty.

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