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Hi - How much money do we need these days to get in and to get out? Flying in and out of STT, ferry to RT and back. Thanks for your help!
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Ferry to Tortola entry fees are included (paid when you purchase your ticket). Ferry to STT you pay $20pp when leaving (paid at separate window).
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Actually there is a $10 "port fee" charge at ST. Thomas by the USVI which is added to the quoted ferry charge. In the April session of the BVI Assembly a bill was passed adding a new $10 "environment fee" to enter which will also be added to the ferry fare but I am not sure when that goes into effect. Together that makes the ferry cost between $55 and $65 one way. (BTW that "environment fee" is applical to all arrivals by air or water but not to the hordes of cruise ship passegers.) In addition there is the $20 departure "security fee" to leave.
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