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Land-based this week in St Thomas. Trying to get a day in over at St John, Trunk or Maho. North Swell starts building tomorrow, 5 feet in the offshore waters and 10 ft forecasted by Wednesday. How are the beaches in those conditions? What about Francis with its better protection?
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All the North side beaches will be effected. If the swell is NNE Francis might be a bit better but it tends to wrap around and into all the Northern anchorages. 5 feet you can still enjoy the beach. 10 feet will be interesting!
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I dont think your definition of interesting and 3 year olds mix. Thanks George, I think we're going to make a run for it tomorrow before things deteriorate.
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