Sail Winifred in St. Thomas

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cruisegamer

Guest
We are getting ready to book a daysail onboard the Winifred in St. Thomas. I just wanted to put this out and get any good or bad feedback about this from all of you fellow Cruise @ddicts" out there before I book.
 
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beary

Guest
It's a wonderful day. Good food, good drinks and fun people. You will have not regretts.
 
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Kathy

Guest
We took the Winifred last May while we were on the Grand. It is THE BEST. Sharon and Alison did a great job. With a max of 6 people it's a wonderful, relaxing way to spend a day in St. Thomas.

We have been to St Thomas many times but this is by far the best time we've ever had there.

Book it - you won't regret it!

Kathy
 
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JohnG

Guest
Glad to hear it. We had tried to book last month, but Maasdam was leaving too early to do it. With the change in itinerary, we will have time in December and intend to do it then. The website, by the way, is: <http://www.sailwinifred.com/>
 
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J. Ortman

Guest
Thank you for the tip concerning the Winifred.

To those who have sailed on the Winifred, I would appreciate knowing what you were charged, what was included, how many passengers were onboard with you and the length of your outing. Thank you very much.

John
 
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Kathy

Guest
We sailed on the Winifred last May. We reserved our space with a credit card for $110 per person. The card isn't run until the day of your trip. If you pay with cash, the price goes down to $100 per person. The price includes a continental breakfast, open bar and a hot lunch (which was great - it was served on china with cloth napkins and flowers!) The max. number of passengers is 6. We were picked up at Red Hook (20-30 min. cab ride from where the ship docked) at 9:30 a.m and returned to Red Hook before 3:30. All we took was towels, sunscreen and a camera (disposal underwater is good, too - you'll get some great shots!) Don't forget sunglasses and I would also recommend a hat, especially if you're fair skinned. Capt. Sharon has snorkel equipment and great Winnie Wings for those who don't snorkel. Plenty of room on deck to stretch out and read or relax and you can even help with sails if you like.

It's a great day to spend a day in St. Thomas and so much more relaxing than many of those excursions with so many people.

Kathy
 
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gaa

Guest
Where did you sail? Did you stop for snorkeling? Is there snorkel gear onboard?

Thanks!
 
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Kathy

Guest
We stopped near Caneel Bay to snorkel. Yes, equipment is on board or if you prefer, I'm sure you could bring your own.

Kathy
 
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