Awesome guys! If you're still in St Thomas, I'd like to invite you out to listen to some live music. I'm a musician currently on island. Between St Thomas and St John.
They didn't once mention the safari. It's dirt cheap transportation, $1 or $2 and it takes you around the south part of the island and you can hit at least 4 beaches, all of downtown, Havenight and Crown Bay, which are all popular spots. Take it from an expert, not a tourist!
My wife and I are all booked for early July to come to St. Thomas. I guess Google tracked my searches and you and your husbands videos popped up. You both run great content and we are so excited for our trip. Instantly a huge fan of you two.
Talented to hold a phone, selfie stick and a dog on a scooter! I’m a US and a British citizen - should take my boat here and just bounce back & forth. I liked all of the views!
in addition to DON'T BRING YOUR DOG, here's a tip from someone who lived on St John for 13 years... unless you're at the beach, WEAR A SHIRT AND A BATHING SUIT COVER UP OR SUN DRESS
Hey peeps. So I am making my first trip ever to Cancun in mid-February 2023. Going solo. Totally first trip out of the USA besides Canada! ;) Just as a comparison is Saint Thomas etc a lot quieter than Cancun? Fewer sun tanners etc?
Google maps doesn't really work in St Thomas, nor does a cars GPS work. Too many street that don't come up. Try Waze, it works much better. Cheapest food prices on St Thomas are at Pueblo Supermarket by Frenchtown near the airport. Pueblo near Havensight Mall is more expensive. Cheapest alcohol is also Pueblo by the airport and K Mart.
I believe they went to a convenience store not a grocery store. Even though the prices are high in St. Thomas, they are not that high in the grocery store.
how many miles did you guys travel in St thomas and how and where did you guys get the scooter on that island as i am very sure i might endup of non availability of rental cars.i am travelling for the July 4th long weekend. Any other means of transport in the city and which area to be look for hotels.
I couldn't make it past the first few minutes. I moved here 5 months ago, Google maps doesn't work everywhere on island. I can't tell you how many times it told me to turn the wrong way down a one way street, turn into someone's driveway as if it was a road, or turn onto a road that no longer exists. Scooters are horribly unsafe here. Roosters don't lay eggs. That's as far as I got before I became too annoyed at the privilege of this video 🙄
We lived in Yacht Haven on the Noah's Ark and went to school above the West India Company dock at Antilles School. We used to go snorkling off the cliff for Biology class in 9th grade. No horrible big yachts then, but real sailboats and real sailors! from all over the world! So fun. Sometimes the crew ship captains would let us all go on the ships to explore on our way back home after school, if we promised to stick together and be good and not get in trouble.
That looks like a fun trip. I lived on Oahu for more than 20 years. What you quickly learn about living on an island is that most of the food and consumer goods are imported from somewhere else and this long distance shipping and all the different middlemen (food producer, wholesaler, factory processor, trucking company, ship or air transportation, longshoremen off-loading cargo at the port, truck delivery to the store) drive up the cost. And because rents and electric power for shops are also higher than on the mainland, this also drives up the cost of food and consumer goods. We quickly learned that if the food was not actually grown on the island or caught in the sea off shore of the island, it was going to be a lot more expensive than the same food sold on the mainland. If I was staying in the U.S.V.I., I would buy fresh locally grown produce from farmers' markets and buy fresh seafood at the docks directly from the fishermen and prepare most of my meals myself. If I wanted to buy a prepared meal, I would go to one of the food trucks that sells mainly to the locals and choose one of the lower cost local dishes. A breakfast of ripe, locally grown mangoes, papayas and bananas -- the fruit purchased at the farmer's market -- will cost less than a bowl of boxed breakfast cereal and imported cow's milk. A lunch of a hamburger sandwich (imported beef, imported wheat flour for the bun) and French fries (imported potatoes, imported cooking oil) from a restaurant will probably a lot cost more that cooked sweet potato (locally grown), grilled fish fillet (locally caught that day) and cooked greens (locally grown) from a food truck. When you are staying on an island and have a tight budget, you save money by eating what the locals eat and you stay away from tourist restaurants and do not buy imported processed foods and imported meats from local grocery stores.
Very disappointed in your reveiw. I was very happy when i saw that you guys visited my home islands. But was quickly saddened to hear all the negative commentary and complaining about my islands right off the brake when you don't do that anywhere else that you visited in the world . Due to pandemic, I would expect that you would know that things would not be the same because of the pandemic. But that is your opinion.
STT is crazier than STX because of the topography. STT is mostly winging hills and can be wet. STX is safer for scooters. But larger by about double average wise.
You can't go the corners stores to shop if you trying to save money,everything in there is double or triple the price compared to cost-u-less or pricemart
St Thomas looks incredibly beautiful! 😍 I really hope the answers is yes, you can go there on a budget. Guess we'll found out in the next few minutes 😄
The USVI are great! It was enjoyable to see and hear about them. At 04:06 the young fellow was eating while his wife was talking to him. I thought crunching on the apple was so rude of him (maybe he was upset about something); aside from that, he seemed like a nice guy. Overall, the video gave me a good feel for the islands. And, yes, food is expensive on St. Thomas! Indeed, those yachts are so amazing and same goes for the views-spectacular! Would love to move there.
In spite of her cheerful, blissful, wonderful energy and happy disposition, this was a pretty sad video. I enjoyed watching most of it, except for when the guy talked, because he had nothing positive, good, or helpful to say. He was a real downer. Poor guy there on Hull Bay Beach, unable to enjoy himself, unable to sit still, obviously rushing her along, so clearly unable to enjoy the little things in life. Don't blame it on the busy puppy! YOU brought the dog ... Around the seven-minute mark, it's evident he was being a dick, they just had a disagreement because he wanted to leave. We were just there, and Hull Bay was one of our most favorite beaches. They have the bar right there, clear water, perfect setting, fun and boozy locals! There was a lot of hating and jealousy coming from this dude. Instead of being envious of the wealthy and their yachts, here's what you do: offer to take one of the wealthy yacht owner's out to lunch, asking them how they got wealthy and how you can do it, too. I recommend a few books for him -- Jack Canfield's "Success Principles," Jim Rohn's "7 Strategies for Wealth and Happiness," and Denis Waitley's "The Psychology of Winning." We used to be dirt broke, living in a ghetto part of Richmond, Va. We come from the opposite of money: no money! But we read the right books, developed the right skills, thought the right thoughts, and put in the work. We have the right mindset. Now we're in Seattle doing as well as we had dreamed and expected of ourselves. When we stopped hating on the wealthy, and being jealous of them; when we started respecting people, being happy for them and appreciating their hard work, we started creating our own wealth. So instead of saying, "That's a lot of money down there," how about: "We'll be there one day. I can feel it." Or -- "Seeing all this is so freaking motivating." Or -- "I wish I could meet these people. I'm sure they're some of the most impressive folks we could possibly ever meet."
I love you guys video motorcycle trip from HCMC to Haiphong. Its a hell of a brave trip. I was born in Cang Tho but left the country with my parents and siblings on a fishing boat "boat people 1982" Came to Warrenton, Missouri on October 21 1982.
Americas playground🤢😩.. if you go to st. Thomas please learn about the culture and the history. It’s is a tragic and yet at times triumphant story of resilient people making home in a place they were maybe brought to my force of slavery or economy. The traditional food is lovely, the people are diverse and fun loving story tellers. It’s much more than the yatch and beaches that wealthier tourist litter the coast with pretending to exist in a vaccum from a community teeming with life.
Maybe you can dispel a myth.... St Thomas and St. Croix are both tourist locations but St John's is a residential Island. We were told you could only go there if you lived on the Island or had business on the Island. Suggestion: ware tennis shoes or carry them in case you have to walk.
St. John is also considered a tourist location. Just like the other islands, people do live there as well. People (locals as well as tourists) travel between the islands daily on "local transportation" what we call ferries; or they use the barge if they choose to use their personal vehicles or a rental to get around. So, to answer your question, St. John is just like St. Thomas or St. Croix. However, things are even more expensive there.... St. John is not a "private island." I'm local... Myth dispelled.
Complete shithole. Lived in St Thomas for a year. Constant power outages. Gas and food are triple the price of the states and don't even think about going out after dark.
I grew up here 😊 I love your videos btw 😊 some perspective if you think it’s expensive imagine the people who live and work there. The taxi guy probably also acted like that because the directions on island are something along the lines of “go over here by the blue house make a left then go up the hill and stop by the mango tree” 😂 sometimes when tourists ask to be taken somewhere they really have no idea where they’re going & address are questionable on island. As you can see the older folks don’t care to use a GPS and but overall great video 😊
John 3:16 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Visited there in the 70's with my dad and brother. Stayed with locals just opposite of Charlotte Amalie Harbor, drank Malt Corona's because we were too young to drink. Love St. Thomas! Tutti-fruitti flowers you can eat, gennups, iguanas, Sea plane!
I was asking some people about scooter rental on Trip advisor forum and several people highly advised against it and said I was taking my life in my hands. I'm a pretty good rider but I think we may just use cabs. Unfortunately every single car rental company is completely booked. Going to call some local places when we get there so fingers crossed.
No houses on St. John's either in 1961! No roads and no cars. Only the National Park office, a dock, gas and wonderful snorkling around the island. No ferry either. Only the park rangers. Nobody else! and lots and lots of cactus!
My boyfriend and I spun out on that NW ridge highway which was only gravel then in 1962, no houses then, just cactus. and we were 15! My leg was badly burned on the exhaust and that was the end of going anywhere for a few days! Biggest blister you have ever seen, but all the surface nerves were burned, so no pain at all! So lucky!
Thank You for sharing. I would like to know the budget it would need to live there on a little sail boat, after seeing you there I wish move me there from Italy on a very little sail yacht and stay there to enjoy the sunset St Thomas sea every day. This is my dream now. Thank You very much.
Airbnb has grown exponentially and taxi drivers are mostly used to taking tourist to hotels. A lot of them do not know how to use navigation. So in time to come, they'll probably get better but for now, it is what it is. Renting a car is the best option of course..
OMG I'm so surprised you got around so well on a skoder. When I lived there I had a hard time with my car getting up to the North side. 🤭 Love your little dog. She looks just like my little Peaches, which was born on St Thomas 🥰 sadly she has past 😔
I travel to USVI regularly, know the best deals, food, jet skiis, private pilot, paddle boards, cultural events and so forth. Take it from someone who lives their part time and not a tourist!!!
I was on st Thomas and st John on my first cruise in 2016 but my excision was champagne brunch snorkel in st John so i am enjoying experiencing st Thomas with you! Thank you Tim and Fin for showing what i missed.
Hi guys! I'm a fairly new subscriber to your channel. My wife and I just booked a cruise for May 21st and one of the ports is St. Thomas and was wondering if you have any tips or cool spots on eating and enjoying a few drinks? I'm pretty sure that we are going to head to Magens Bay for a bit, but any input or ideas is appreciated. We love watching you guys! Give Pepper a squeeze for us! Much love from Fall River, Massachusetts! ❤️
Hey Leo! A lot of the intriguing bars/restaurants were limited but were def starting to open. Sorry we don't have any recommendations for you! I'm sure you're going to have a lot better time than us there- Pepper def held us back from a lot of the best beaches which you'll get to actually enjoy.
How to travel to the USVI during the Pandemic here: ruclips.net/video/fORJh8BjtrM/видео.html
Wow! Can't believe you have visited such amazing places on a budget. Thanks for keeping us entertained and for showing us how to safely travel.
Awesome guys! If you're still in St Thomas, I'd like to invite you out to listen to some live music. I'm a musician currently on island. Between St Thomas and St John.
@@vlchalwell where is the live music at?
They didn't once mention the safari. It's dirt cheap transportation, $1 or $2 and it takes you around the south part of the island and you can hit at least 4 beaches, all of downtown, Havenight and Crown Bay, which are all popular spots. Take it from an expert, not a tourist!
thanks for this info. i was wondering i will be coming in May
@@sexicolleen Me too, come to Lindberg Beach, I gotta chair and umbrella for ya!!!
@@jahjahcarr cool. i will be staying 10min from there Beach ⛱
Thanks for that. Will be there in a couple weeks!
Havensight
My wife and I are all booked for early July to come to St. Thomas. I guess Google tracked my searches and you and your husbands videos popped up. You both run great content and we are so excited for our trip. Instantly a huge fan of you two.
Great channel guys.. I got inspired by you to do my Vietnam 🇻🇳 trip.. The most epic adventure ever..
Thank you guys for visiting my island I am from St.Thomas and it’s really cool to see it on RUclips
I live on St.Thomas too
Talented to hold a phone, selfie stick and a dog on a scooter! I’m a US and a British citizen - should take my boat here and just bounce back & forth. I liked all of the views!
It’s so beautiful!
Welcome to the islands... we live here and love it. But you need to remember, everything is shipped here, that's why it cost so much.
Thanks for having us! and shoot.... we thought you had an underground bunker or something! ;)
I like the loose easy going feel of your video. Well done. Looks like fun. How common are scooter rentals on st Thomas?
Pepper on the scooter is hilarious, well trained poochie.
in addition to DON'T BRING YOUR DOG, here's a tip from someone who lived on St John for 13 years... unless you're at the beach, WEAR A SHIRT AND A BATHING SUIT COVER UP OR SUN DRESS
Hey peeps. So I am making my first trip ever to Cancun in mid-February 2023. Going solo. Totally first trip out of the USA besides Canada! ;) Just as a comparison is Saint Thomas etc a lot quieter than Cancun? Fewer sun tanners etc?
Her smile is everything. Such perfect teeth. ; )
Google maps doesn't really work in St Thomas, nor does a cars GPS work. Too many street that don't come up. Try Waze, it works much better. Cheapest food prices on St Thomas are at Pueblo Supermarket by Frenchtown near the airport. Pueblo near Havensight Mall is more expensive. Cheapest alcohol is also Pueblo by the airport and K Mart.
At the 13:40 minute mark, what spot was that where y'all were getting drinks at?
Nice very Nice
Wow beautiful places 😍
They are!
Gorgeous!
Cant believe the food in the stores was so high. Wow.
I believe they went to a convenience store not a grocery store. Even though the prices are high in St. Thomas, they are not that high in the grocery store.
@@moniqueblake1155 oh ok. That's good to know.
how many miles did you guys travel in St thomas and how and where did you guys get the scooter on that island as i am very sure i might endup of non availability of rental cars.i am travelling for the July 4th long weekend. Any other means of transport in the city and which area to be look for hotels.
You need a puppy backpack. 😊
#pepperfanclub ❤️🐶💕
I would never never recommend a scooter, way to dangerous because of the hills and driving on the left. It also puts the locals in danger.
I couldn't make it past the first few minutes. I moved here 5 months ago, Google maps doesn't work everywhere on island. I can't tell you how many times it told me to turn the wrong way down a one way street, turn into someone's driveway as if it was a road, or turn onto a road that no longer exists. Scooters are horribly unsafe here. Roosters don't lay eggs. That's as far as I got before I became too annoyed at the privilege of this video 🙄
Livin the dream.....Pepper's been to places other dogs only dream about...arf, arf.
Great vid as always! But, roosters laying eggs? Sit down for a sec...
lol
We need a go fund me for science class
We lived in Yacht Haven on the Noah's Ark and went to school above the West India Company dock at Antilles School. We used to go snorkling off the cliff for Biology class in 9th grade. No horrible big yachts then, but real sailboats and real sailors! from all over the world! So fun. Sometimes the crew ship captains would let us all go on the ships to explore on our way back home after school, if we promised to stick together and be good and not get in trouble.
That looks like a fun trip. I lived on Oahu for more than 20 years. What you quickly learn about living on an island is that most of the food and consumer goods are imported from somewhere else and this long distance shipping and all the different middlemen (food producer, wholesaler, factory processor, trucking company, ship or air transportation, longshoremen off-loading cargo at the port, truck delivery to the store) drive up the cost. And because rents and electric power for shops are also higher than on the mainland, this also drives up the cost of food and consumer goods. We quickly learned that if the food was not actually grown on the island or caught in the sea off shore of the island, it was going to be a lot more expensive than the same food sold on the mainland.
If I was staying in the U.S.V.I., I would buy fresh locally grown produce from farmers' markets and buy fresh seafood at the docks directly from the fishermen and prepare most of my meals myself. If I wanted to buy a prepared meal, I would go to one of the food trucks that sells mainly to the locals and choose one of the lower cost local dishes. A breakfast of ripe, locally grown mangoes, papayas and bananas -- the fruit purchased at the farmer's market -- will cost less than a bowl of boxed breakfast cereal and imported cow's milk. A lunch of a hamburger sandwich (imported beef, imported wheat flour for the bun) and French fries (imported potatoes, imported cooking oil) from a restaurant will probably a lot cost more that cooked sweet potato (locally grown), grilled fish fillet (locally caught that day) and cooked greens (locally grown) from a food truck. When you are staying on an island and have a tight budget, you save money by eating what the locals eat and you stay away from tourist restaurants and do not buy imported processed foods and imported meats from local grocery stores.
We did our part toward your yacht! Two sets, blue and white. Love them!
You get the first invite on the boat then! (Thanks for the support 😃)
Very disappointed in your reveiw. I was very happy when i saw that you guys visited my home islands. But was quickly saddened to hear all the negative commentary and complaining about my islands right off the brake when you don't do that anywhere else that you visited in the world . Due to pandemic, I would expect that you would know that things would not be the same because of the pandemic. But that is your opinion.
Yea they needed to stay deh rass home!!
I hope there is a channel just dedicated to a really budget travel, Camping/sleeping in the car/street food/ bus transportation
2 things
1. Pepper is seriously the best and possibly cutest dog ever (aside from mine 😜)!
2. Fin, do you ever get asked if you're a model?
Scooters on Stt could be a disaster
Be very careful
The people here drive like shit!
STT is crazier than STX because of the topography. STT is mostly winging hills and can be wet. STX is safer for scooters. But larger by about double average wise.
Does the Verizon network work in the Virgin Islands?
After the Vietnam road trip you guys are like scooter pros. Awesome 👏 Pepper is so scooter savvy too.
You can't go the corners stores to shop if you trying to save money,everything in there is double or triple the price compared to cost-u-less or pricemart
St Thomas looks incredibly beautiful! 😍 I really hope the answers is yes, you can go there on a budget. Guess we'll found out in the next few minutes 😄
Hit me, I live their PT, can hook everything up and have people on all three islands including BVI.
@@jahjahcarr I’m game! What’s the deal?
Food is not expensive if you do it like the locals, that's why touristst really don't give good the advice.
What do you recommend? How to do it like the locals?
The USVI are great! It was enjoyable to see and hear about them. At 04:06 the young fellow was eating while his wife was talking to him. I thought crunching on the apple was so rude of him (maybe he was upset about something); aside from that, he seemed like a nice guy. Overall, the video gave me a good feel for the islands. And, yes, food is expensive on St. Thomas! Indeed, those yachts are so amazing and same goes for the views-spectacular! Would love to move there.
In spite of her cheerful, blissful, wonderful energy and happy disposition, this was a pretty sad video. I enjoyed watching most of it, except for when the guy talked, because he had nothing positive, good, or helpful to say. He was a real downer. Poor guy there on Hull Bay Beach, unable to enjoy himself, unable to sit still, obviously rushing her along, so clearly unable to enjoy the little things in life. Don't blame it on the busy puppy! YOU brought the dog ... Around the seven-minute mark, it's evident he was being a dick, they just had a disagreement because he wanted to leave. We were just there, and Hull Bay was one of our most favorite beaches. They have the bar right there, clear water, perfect setting, fun and boozy locals! There was a lot of hating and jealousy coming from this dude. Instead of being envious of the wealthy and their yachts, here's what you do: offer to take one of the wealthy yacht owner's out to lunch, asking them how they got wealthy and how you can do it, too. I recommend a few books for him -- Jack Canfield's "Success Principles," Jim Rohn's "7 Strategies for Wealth and Happiness," and Denis Waitley's "The Psychology of Winning." We used to be dirt broke, living in a ghetto part of Richmond, Va. We come from the opposite of money: no money! But we read the right books, developed the right skills, thought the right thoughts, and put in the work. We have the right mindset. Now we're in Seattle doing as well as we had dreamed and expected of ourselves. When we stopped hating on the wealthy, and being jealous of them; when we started respecting people, being happy for them and appreciating their hard work, we started creating our own wealth. So instead of saying, "That's a lot of money down there," how about: "We'll be there one day. I can feel it." Or -- "Seeing all this is so freaking motivating." Or -- "I wish I could meet these people. I'm sure they're some of the most impressive folks we could possibly ever meet."
St Thomas imports everything so it's pretty expensive, but the stay and sightseeing is reasonable priced so that's a plus.
I love you guys video motorcycle trip from HCMC to Haiphong. Its a hell of a brave trip. I was born in Cang Tho but left the country with my parents and siblings on a fishing boat "boat people 1982" Came to Warrenton, Missouri on October 21 1982.
Thanks for checking out those videos. You've got to go back sometime if you can. We're hoping to go back in November this year.
Americas playground🤢😩.. if you go to st. Thomas please learn about the culture and the history. It’s is a tragic and yet at times triumphant story of resilient people making home in a place they were maybe brought to my force of slavery or economy. The traditional food is lovely, the people are diverse and fun loving story tellers. It’s much more than the yatch and beaches that wealthier tourist litter the coast with pretending to exist in a vaccum from a community teeming with life.
Maybe you can dispel a myth.... St Thomas and St. Croix are both tourist locations but St John's is a residential Island. We were told you could only go there if you lived on the Island or had business on the Island. Suggestion: ware tennis shoes or carry them in case you have to walk.
St. John is also considered a tourist location. Just like the other islands, people do live there as well. People (locals as well as tourists) travel between the islands daily on "local transportation" what we call ferries; or they use the barge if they choose to use their personal vehicles or a rental to get around. So, to answer your question, St. John is just like St. Thomas or St. Croix. However, things are even more expensive there.... St. John is not a "private island." I'm local... Myth dispelled.
Complete shithole. Lived in St Thomas for a year. Constant power outages. Gas and food are triple the price of the states and don't even think about going out after dark.
I grew up here 😊 I love your videos btw 😊 some perspective if you think it’s expensive imagine the people who live and work there. The taxi guy probably also acted like that because the directions on island are something along the lines of “go over here by the blue house make a left then go up the hill and stop by the mango tree” 😂 sometimes when tourists ask to be taken somewhere they really have no idea where they’re going & address are questionable on island. As you can see the older folks don’t care to use a GPS and but overall great video 😊
John 3:16
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
In 1989, I went there on my honeymoon, and a glass of orange juice at breakfast was $4.00 !! IN 1989 !!
Loved the video. We're going for our first time March 17th!! Going to use some of your info. I didn't see the accommodation names...can you provide!
To expensive and also St Thomas is not worth it, don't go there trust me.❤❤❤❤
There's plenty of other stores in St Thomas that aren't that expensive you fell for the Trap
I will be there the last weekend of August. Anybody else? Sólo trip.
I live ther
It's a really fantastic travel drama.
Have a happy day.
👍👍👍🤙🤙👌
$4.50 for soup and $15 for deli meat?!?! Insane! You guys should have stayed in Mexico 😂
I have been dreaming about the CDMX Marriott for some reason 🤔🤔
It’s because of import cost you have to remember we are the heart of tourism and we do live on an island
We go to st Thomas once a year..we actually just got back from a two week stay down there and miss it already...
Take the sea plane from STT to STX way way cooler!
They were in stcroix..you gotta see those fabulous videos..2 of them.. subscribe to Tim and fin to see those cool vids too
Cape Air from Miami down? Haha, no thanks!
Next time go for the Seaplane... it’s such a cool experience to take off and land in the water
Thanks for sharing to us those beautiful places!!!
We may not be physically there but it gives us hope that one day we will be able to travel again.🤞
Yay thank you!
Im glad that this pandemic didn’t stop you from traveling and you continue to show us to those beautiful places...Stay safe y’all!!!
Service dogs are allowed on beaches
Very nice
Absolutely Wonderful 😍Love this Virgin Island 🏝
Thanks for visiting my Island 🇻🇮 much love
Even though it was expensive, the views were priceless. Thanks for sharing with us 😊
Nonsense.
It’s much nicer for the to taurus
Great scooter skill on steep hill and no rain
Eggs are reasonably priced and I heard “makes sense because there a lot of roosters running around” yes the infamous rooster eggs you speak of.
yep rooster eggs are my favorite! 🤣
VERSA on St John???? have fun!
Visited there in the 70's with my dad and brother. Stayed with locals just opposite of Charlotte Amalie Harbor, drank Malt Corona's because we were too young to drink. Love St. Thomas! Tutti-fruitti flowers you can eat, gennups, iguanas, Sea plane!
nope. not if I gotta wear a face diaper
Subways in U.S have Tuna.
Next go to Trinidad and Tobago
I was asking some people about scooter rental on Trip advisor forum and several people highly advised against it and said I was taking my life in my hands. I'm a pretty good rider but I think we may just use cabs. Unfortunately every single car rental company is completely booked. Going to call some local places when we get there so fingers crossed.
No houses on St. John's either in 1961! No roads and no cars. Only the National Park office, a dock, gas and wonderful snorkling around the island. No ferry either. Only the park rangers. Nobody else! and lots and lots of cactus!
Go to Trinidad and Tobago
You do realize that roosters don't lay eggs! :)
But after a while, there wouldn't be any chickens left to lay those eggs if roosters weren't there! :)
My boyfriend and I spun out on that NW ridge highway which was only gravel then in 1962, no houses then, just cactus. and we were 15! My leg was badly burned on the exhaust and that was the end of going anywhere for a few days! Biggest blister you have ever seen, but all the surface nerves were burned, so no pain at all! So lucky!
Well..... it's quiet because of Covid. This is not the norm for STT. 🤷🏾♀️ It's always fun and busy.
Thank You for sharing. I would like to know the budget it would need to live there on a little sail boat, after seeing you there I wish move me there from Italy on a very little sail yacht and stay there to enjoy the sunset St Thomas sea every day. This is my dream now. Thank You very much.
Pepper is so cute! I’m planning a visit and taking my dog. Which beaches are dog friendly? I didn’t know they weren’t allowed on all beaches
Airbnb has grown exponentially and taxi drivers are mostly used to taking tourist to hotels. A lot of them do not know how to use navigation. So in time to come, they'll probably get better but for now, it is what it is. Renting a car is the best option of course..
Second Comment, Sailing Doodles might also be in the same general area maybe get Bobby to let you tour with them for a couple days!!!!
OMG I'm so surprised you got around so well on a skoder. When I lived there I had a hard time with my car getting up to the North side. 🤭 Love your little dog. She looks just like my little Peaches, which was born on St Thomas 🥰 sadly she has past 😔
You have the whole area by yourselves..no mask needed and big time social distancing...Lol!!!
Every time I’ve been there and every picture I’ve seen of the cruise dock there has been at least one cruise ship there. Hardly recognize it.
She should use a gocam and not a stick, very dangerous, please people don't do this.
We always get really excited to rent a scooter! The views are amazing!
May I ask how can one immigrate to Virgin Island and engage work and earn his livings please?
What a BEAUTIFUL place to see. I hope to see it one day. And the Yacht's. I agree with Fin love, love, love them all.🤑😂
Can you travel to St Thomas on a budget? YES! ( as long as it is a large one)
Pepper's not a dog, she's family. Totally different.
She's The Head of the Family. Like Mike Corleone ;-)
I hate when peooke say that cuz my child is not a dog, please.
Do you mind sharing where you stayed at in STT? Was it reasonable?
theres a rental car shortage because the fleets were all sold off during the original lockdown
I travel to USVI regularly, know the best deals, food, jet skiis, private pilot, paddle boards, cultural events and so forth. Take it from someone who lives their part time and not a tourist!!!
Wow...what is your problem? Every single comment you have on here is negative. This may not be the channel for you. Try finding a new one.
Really???? eggs are cheap because there's a lot chickens running around. Those chickens are street chicken, omg disgusting.
I was on st Thomas and st John on my first cruise in 2016 but my excision was champagne brunch snorkel in st John so i am enjoying experiencing st Thomas with you! Thank you Tim and Fin for showing what i missed.
Y’all must have gone Moe’s for food it’s expensive
Oh wow! This looks amazing! Hope to go here soon.
Hi guys! I'm a fairly new subscriber to your channel. My wife and I just booked a cruise for May 21st and one of the ports is St. Thomas and was wondering if you have any tips or cool spots on eating and enjoying a few drinks? I'm pretty sure that we are going to head to Magens Bay for a bit, but any input or ideas is appreciated. We love watching you guys! Give Pepper a squeeze for us! Much love from Fall River, Massachusetts! ❤️
Hey Leo! A lot of the intriguing bars/restaurants were limited but were def starting to open. Sorry we don't have any recommendations for you! I'm sure you're going to have a lot better time than us there- Pepper def held us back from a lot of the best beaches which you'll get to actually enjoy.