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Can anyone provide any insight as to whether or not there are any excursions or boat rides over to trunk bay from the cruise port?? There is only 1 excursion our cruise offers and its a very short 90 minutes on trunk bay- and we would love more time to spend there. Would appreciate any and all input on this. Thanks

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We are on the Royal Princess in Jan. and they only offer the same kind of trip that leaves in the afternoon. I've been researching too and came across the Viator one also. I've seen Viator offer the same trip on other sites, but the price is a bit more than if you book directly thru their site. They leave at 9AM, which means you catch the 10AM ferry. You get 2.5 hours at Trunk Bay and are back by 2PM. Think this is the best out there for cruisers who want an organized excursion not booked thru the ship.

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Sounds like the Viator excursion provides group transportation to the Red Hook ferry, rt ferry fare, rt taxi to Trunk Bay, and transportation back to ship. What is the advantage of doing the Viator excursion vs doing it on your own?

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Hi there. We are on the same cruise and have been researching same options (although quite late). Anyway. Did you end up booking an excursion to trunk bay? Cost? Details ? Thanks. We are Helen and Larry from Ohio btw

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Hi there. We are on the same cruise and have been researching same options (although quite late). Anyway. Did you end up booking an excursion to trunk bay? Cost? Details ? Thanks. We are Helen and Larry from Ohio btw

 

No we did not book thru ship because it really only allows 1.5 hrs there which is not enough time to really swim and snorkel. We are planning to do it on our own and that way we can control when we want to come back. Not ideal but I think we can manage it just fine.

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Did St. John on our own last month off the Royal Princess. The trip is actually quite easy. Just mind your times. The taxis will be waiting at the port to go all over the island. Just make your way directly to the taxi stand and identify red hook as your destination. You will be put in the next one heading that way. Do not worry if others in your taxi are going elsewhere the drivers know where to drop off first. The ferries leave on the hour. I suggest you buy a return ticket to save time when coming back. At Cruz bay the system is basically the same, lots of taxis waiting and you let them know your destination. Trunk is a beautiful beach and also a place where taxis sit and wait. Leave yourself a little extra time for the return ride as the driver from Trunk may want to wait for a few extra fares. The return ferries also leave on the hour.

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