Ccccc the only place you can find to take a lode off so to speek is philipsburg and may be antigua . And you defenatly need a visa to get in to philipsburg( sxm ) . Lots of santo domings's finest in sxm . You can get visas for sxm you just need to know people . There are lot's of jobs in hotels & restronts for dom girls . Any way the cruse sounds fun but i well be bizzy cooking for some rich dude .
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Finally, a cruise ship originating from santo domingo
Looks like two of em did a runner!!
Police inquire into whereabouts of cruise ship visitors | BVI News
HaHa - two go missing on Tortola, British Virgin Islands.........
Police inquire into whereabouts of cruise ship visitors | BVI News
I believe there are also cruises departing La Romana.
Timetables for Cruises From La Romana, Dominican Republic during January 2013 (03 Jan-25 Jan)
pi2
Yes, but they are basically all to the same places....where a British Visa and more are necessary....
I am referring to the cruises from here to Cuba which you stated was available......
As you state in your post #26......
Not being a smart a$$, would really like the info because I have searched.....
B in Santiago
No known solar powered cruises from DR. Although I believe a wind powered cat sails to Saona island.
Hovever if this is your line of country travel to another island and cruise from there.......
Special cruises:
Fourth Annual IWJ Anniversary Rum Cruise, December 14-20, 2012
Island Windjammers Caribbean Cruise Specials
pi2
Hovever if this is your line of country travel to another island and cruise from there.......
Special cruises:
Fourth Annual IWJ Anniversary Rum Cruise, December 14-20, 2012
Island Windjammers Caribbean Cruise Specials
pi2
Pi2 should have lived in the 1700s.
Everything was "Sustainable then!
Sailing ships used the Wind!
The sun kept us warm.
We ate what we caught.
Hey,I think I know where he came from.
I just wonder if his "Time Machine" is Solar Powered????
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Everything was "Sustainable then!
Sailing ships used the Wind!
The sun kept us warm.
We ate what we caught.
Hey,I think I know where he came from.
I just wonder if his "Time Machine" is Solar Powered????
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This is true. I live here.
Back to the topic at hand. I'm from the British Virgin Islands. Road Town is the capital. That is the main town on the island of Tortola. Our islands are made up of more than 60 islands and cays. Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke are the main islands Dominicans need a British Visa to come here.
This happens quite often, people go ashore doing a tour and then for some reason arrive to late at the dock. I think this is what happened with these Peruvians. They should be found quick because they stick out and are easy to detect.
I was booked on a cruise a few years ago from Santo Domingo with my husband and kids (Dominican). It was marketed as a visa free cruise. The week before we were due to go I think it was around 15 Dominicans jumped ship in Martinique or Guadaloupe. They subsequently insisted on visas which we didnt have time to get and therefore had to cancel. There is a whole thread about it somewhere on here. The problem is that is is hard to get information, such as could we go and stay on the ship? My husband had a UK and US visa so as the kids were under 18 we asked if we could guarantee them? No one knew anything, not the travel agent nor the cruise company. The options were to cancel or turn up and hope they let us on, and if not lose the money.
Matilda
Matilda
