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Native Son launches ferry service between St. Thomas and St. Croix

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Native Son ferry service recently launched a new weekend run between St. Thomas and St. Croix. The service operates on Friday and Sunday, leaving the Blyden Terminal in Charlotte Amalie at 8 a.m. and noon, respectively, and arriving in Gallows Bay, St. Croix, within two hours. The ferry departs St. Croix on Friday and Sunday…

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St Croix to St. Thomas Ferry Holiday Schedule 2020

St. Thomas and St. Croix Ferry Holidays 2020 Schedule: Friday service switched to Thursday 12/24/20 and 12/31/20 Thursdays:  Departs St. Thomas at 8am | Departs St. Croix at 4pm Sundays: Departs St. Thomas at 12pm | Departs St. Croix at 4pm The ferry rise between St. Thomas and St. Croix is approximately 2 hours. Round trip…

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St. Croix Ferry Service to downtown Christiansted

Explore Christiansted, St. Croix, the largest of two towns located on the island. Nestled around Christiansted Harbor, this quaint town is full of boutique hotels, shops, restaurants, water sports and more. Tour Fort Christianvaern and take in the historic Danish architecture of the town. Or, take a snorkel or dive trip with one of several…

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Native Son Adds Ferry Service to St. Croix

Big news, island hopping between the US Virgin Islands just got easier! Native Son Ferry now offers high-speed ferry service between St. Thomas and St. Croix 2 days per week. Recognize the Native Son name? Regarded by many as the pioneer of professional ferry service in the Virgin Islands, Native Son Ferry has operated service…

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St Thomas and St. Croix Ferry Service

Ferry to St Croix Native Son Ferry is one of the leading ferry services in the U.S, Virgin Islands, with over 40 years of reliable service to the region. Their new bi-weekly transfer from St. Thomas to St. Croix and back are perfect for day trippers and longer stay visitors alike. The crossing takes just…

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