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We are going to be on a boat in the BVI's for a week in April, followed by 4 days land based in the USVI. My question is, can we take open liquor bottles with us into the USVI?
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Yes, we have taken a cooler of open liquor and beer we had left from the boat.
Colleen ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tickerfactory.com/ezt/d/4;10765;60/st/20230111/e/Bvi+Land+Based+Trip/dt/0/k/cc92/event.png)
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Yep, just did it last week returning from BVI to STT. Leftover liquor, wine, etc. I'm assuming you're traveling via ferry from BVI to STT and not flying.
Last edited by Kupe; 03/04/2018 05:52 PM.
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This actually depends on whether you are going through customs? Are you going through customs land based or will you be on a boat. Big difference here.
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