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Am looking at going to Krabuni for lunch. How far a walk is it from the ferry to the restaurant? Have never been in all these years and know I need to do it now!
Thanks in advance.
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Both times when we went last week they dropped us off at the Karabuni restaurant dock ... so like 20 steps. I didn't see another feasible spot to dock a boat, but I guess it could be different when Yellow Beach is operating.
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Probably because, last May, the Dock at Yellow Beach is sand locked preventing boats from docking.
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If you use the common ferry $12€. It Landsat yellow beach. About a 5 minute walk to karubani restaurant on the waters edge cove area. Email ahead for a reservation. Enjoy
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It’s
Not going to yellow beach right now - sand swamped the dock. Last I read (few days ago) ferry goes right to the Karibuni dock.
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Also Yellow beach closed till July 13. Ferry still went to Yellow Beach dock when it was swamped in sand this last May but since Yellow Beach is closed no need to try and dock there.
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