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We will be on the Zenith 9-11-04 and plan on going to the Hamilton street fair. We will be in St. George that day. Has anyone taken a taxi from St. George to Hamilton? Any idea what the price will be?

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We will be on the Zenith 9-11-04 and plan on going to the Hamilton street fair. We will be in St. George that day. Has anyone taken a taxi from St. George to Hamilton? Any idea what the price will be?

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I go to Bermuda every year,but not on a cruise.The taxi's are very $$$$$..$6.00 the 1st mile and then $2.10 each add. mile to give you some idea.It will probably cost about $30.00 with tip or so. You can also take the bus in to Hamilton and back as it runs late back to St.George and at a fraction of the cost.We do not use the taxi's while there unless we really have to.

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Instead of paying cab fares, go to the top of the hill from the cruise terminal and get a Bus Pass. Not sure of the cost but it'll pay you. You can use it for several days at no extra charge. Great way of getting around Bermuda.

 

Enjoy your cruise.

 

dave

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Taxi's are only expensive if you're by yourself. We've used them almost exclusively - if you share the taxi with other people, the fare is divided among how many - so if you had 6 people sharing a taxi and the fare was $30 - it would cost $5 per person + tip of course. If you go it alone, you pay the entire fare.

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I go to Bermuda every year,but not on a cruise.The taxi's are very $$$$$..$6.00 the 1st mile and then $2.10 each add. mile to give you some idea.It will probably cost about $30.00 with tip or so. You can also take the bus in to Hamilton and back as it runs late back to St.George and at a fraction of the cost.We do not use the taxi's while there unless we really have to.

 

 

The cab fares increased 20% on september 1, 2004. I think the amount list above is low, It would be closer to $50.00. The bus is a good option. You can get 15 4 fare zone tokens for $25.00 which is a better value than a whole day pass for $12,00 single rides are $4.00 token or coin only...

 

We used taxis and they were fine but the price has gone up. We took a cab from the Dockyards to Horseshoe beach, It was $19.00(pre sept 1). plus tip. Back was more we stopped for soda and beer but we split the fare with someone. If we had bought one day ticks it would have cost $36.00 this was a little more but worth the extra time on the beach....IMO

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The local dancers are Gombey's...I enjoy watching the teeny young ones.

 

Harbor Night is a nice stroll-around (usually a lot of vendors are there, so you can pick up items without searching all over), and get a bit of shopping done, as the stores are open late.

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