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Stanley drove us from Emerald Beach to Red Hook where we met two boats from Chillout Water Taxi. We were informed the rules had changed regarding arrival by water taxi and vaccinated folks (with BVI Gateway Authorization) could go straight to custom's dock at West End. Their plan was to put the three young kids and their moms in the second boat to check-in at Road Town and obtain COVID tests, but both boats would go to West End first to see if the kids would be accepted. It turns out all 14 in the two boats were approved at West End customs and no tests for anyone. After the water taxi captains cleared customs while we all stayed on our boats, they took us straight over to Voyage Charters. I am now sitting on 'Electrified' and others are on 'Somewhere Sandy'. Had take-out from Omar's Fusion (excellent). Now waiting on our routine briefing before leaving Soper's Hole and heading toward Norman Island.
Noel Hall "It is humbling indeed, to discover my own opinion is only correct less than 50% of the time." www.noelhall.com
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Bravo to all involved. Captains, crew, and immigration.
Last edited by calsail; 07/25/2021 09:32 AM.
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