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  i want all inclusive to virgin islands the most
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  Hello, just want to set some info correctly, Magen's Bay is on St Thomas, CaribbeanMaven meant that Trunk Bay is on St Johns, and it is still one of the best snorkeling beachesin the world, visited it and couldnt get enough so we went back five months later, hard to find all inclusive in the Virgin Islands, but lots of fine places to pick and choose from, awesome part of the U S and never a bad time to visit
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  We will be staying at The Westin in St John. Is it worth paying the
  CaribbeanMaven answered:

  Your final calculation might depend a little on how long you're staying and how much island-hopping you're planning on doing. Most of the public ferries for places including Charlotte Amalie and Red Hook on St. Thomas, Virgin Gorda, and Tortola depart from Cruz Bay. Round-trip fares range from $15-$20 for the short hop to St. Thomas to up to $70 if you want to sail over to BVI's Virgin Gorda for the day. The other factor you should consider is convenience, as the Westin ferry will pick you up directly from the resort instead of having to arrange transportation over to Cruz Bay (not far, mind you). There's some useful information about ferry schedules and prices at this link: http://www.vinow.com/general_usvi/interisland_ferry/. I didn't really answer your question directly but hopefully above info will help you make the right decision!
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  what are some of the activities for kids ranging from 8 and up.
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  Here is a suggestion list for Family Things to Do from Away.com: http://bit.ly/fc9fak
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  Would I need a car in St. John Virgin Islands?
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  St. John is a very easy place to get around without your own car, though you might consider a rental for a day or two to explore on your own. Otherwise, hop one of the many taxis that ply the island, an easy and fun way to get around, not to mention meet some of the locals. There are a few limited bus services, plus plenty of hiking trails through 7,000-acre Virgin Islands National Park (http://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/us_national_park/vi_virgi.htm), which covers almost half of the island.