djdavid79
TUG Member
That looks delicious!
I do need to find a better flying route the next time, but either way it was a very long trip from CA.
vinow.com has the cruise boat schedule.
important for more than Trunk Bay - luckily this time of year has low number of cruise boats.
Trunk at 4pm is a great time to go (free, no people, sunset - best to have car) - but be very wary of noseeums.
For Honeymoon/Salomon (calm days only) - pay the fee to get in thru Caneel - and get fee refunded by purchasing something..


Looks like there are hardly any in the area for the end of May.
As for Trunk at sunset? Approximately what time would that be? And are there any problems traveling back to the resort after sunset. Any areas to stay away from at night?
For Honeymoon/Salomon- calm days only? Meaning not much wind. Is that something you just have to decide when you get there?
Thanks,
lee
Very nice job on the video. I snorkel, but my DW doesn't, so I will definitely show your video to her.
I enjoyed the video too. How did you trade into St. John (staroptions, owner trade)? I feel your pain on the long journey. Haven't been to Hawaii in years even though I love the place. It's just such a long trip and the time changes can be difficult to manage. I visited St.John for a day trip during an exchange to the St. Thomas Marriott Frenchman's Cove. Definitely plan to go back!
I will work on a review, and post the video there too.
I did use StarOptions for the exchange. I called everyday for weeks, multiple times a day with a 3 month window of times we would want to go. Finally, after about three weeks I struck gold and had a reservation. Persistence paid off.
We are opposite I snorkel, DH doesn't. Does your wife swim, or just doesn't like to snorkel? Hopefully Hubby will swim and snorkel from beach so i can get him used to the clear water before we do a day trip. Maybe then, he'll be more willing to go off the boat.
Lee
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Most of the beaches on the north side have sandy entrances and are shallow. Plus the water is crystal clear.
The turtles in the video were maybe 30-40 feet from shore at Maho Beach. It was very shallow where we were and the water was so warm.