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01/31/2015 06:43 PM
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Not sure if there is such a service but with so many restaurants and other points of interest accessible from the Lagoon it might be a great way to get around. Imagine picking up a "Taxi" near the bridge in Simpson Bay and bing dropped of at PDP, Lagoonies or even Marigot?
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Flying Fish water services offers something pretty close to what you describe. Their taxi goes from a dock in Simpson Bay. You can reach them at 588-7700.
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There have been many attempts to try a shuttle service like this. i haven't seen one this year.
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Aqua mania has one to Margot.
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Thanks Bruce, assuming there is a dock near the Summit how would taking a water taxi from your area compare to a land taxi to for example Jimbo's. I would expect no trafic or bridge issues with the boat.
We did see a well lit Gonola in January In the Lagoon so does anyone have any knowledge of it?
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Hi Canuck54,
In my opinion a water taxi always beats a land taxi unless it is raining or the winds are high which can mean rough water. No traffic, no bridge openings and a nice pleasant ride on the water as you go to or from your destination. I know Flying Fish picks up at Porto Cupecoy on a regular basis so that would be the best place in the Cupecoy area to board from. Give them a call for details though.
I've seen the gondola website and, while it looks like a nice idea, I wonder how stable it is or how long a ride might take when waves and/or currents in the lagoon are less than ideal. Unless it has an engine on it I would not want to rely on the strength of the gondolier and his paddle. Just IMHO.
Bruce J
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