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Check out on your last day is typically around 10 a.m. Most flights do not leave the St. Thomas airport until mid-to-late afternoon, leaving you with several hours to fill. One of the top questions I receive here at Explore STJ is where to store luggage on your last day. Here are a few ideas…
For starters, it takes about an hour from the time the ferry leaves St. John until you get to the airport in St. Thomas. If you take the 11 a.m. ferry from Cruz Bay to Red Hook, you can expect to get to the airport around noon. The noon ferry will get you to the airport around 1 p.m. and so on. (The Charlotte Amalie and Crown Bay ferries are different, so for the purpose of this article, I am going to stick with the Red Hook times.)
Store Your Luggage at a Restaurant
A lot of people like to enjoy one last breakfast on island, and perhaps a mimosa or two on departure day. High Tide and Cruz Bay Landing are two popular options, and both can accommodate a good amount of luggage. It is very common for diners to drag their luggage to both of these restaurants, and store it off to the side. The best part is that both of these restaurants are located right beside or across the street from the ferry dock, making it super convenient for you.
The Pelican Post
The Pelican Post is a business operating in the former Connections location in Cruz Bay. The Pelican Post is located just one block up from the ferry dock beside the intersection near Woody’s. They store luggage for people for a pretty decent price. A small bag or backpack is just $5, and a larger suitcase is just $10. This is a good option of you’d like to wander a bit more on your last day, do some shopping or perhaps quickly hit a beach on your last day. The Pelican Post is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
If you’d like to chat with the ladies over at The Pelican Post, you can call them at 340-693-4535.
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