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We are heading out for an 8 day bareboat in a week. My 4th time. I want to provision for 4 days from the base in Tortola, and then reload around the 3rd or 4th day. I assume we'll be on or near VG at that time. What is the easiest way to do this? Dock at Spanish Town and walk around, or have a ferry deliver, or some other idea I'm not aware of.
In the past we've usually loaded the boat for 7 days, and it doesn't take long before we are out of fresh food...I'm trying to up the fresh food content on this time around.
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There is a nice grocery, with fresh foods, at Leverick Bay.
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You could have Bucks grocery or Riteway on Virgin Gorda deliver to your boat or dock at Yacht Harbour and taxi to either one.
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