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“I am considering going alone to Maho Bay and renting one of the tent cottages. I would love to hear from anyone who has gone solo to Maho Bay -- was it easy to meet people, etc.? I am a woman in her upper 40s, very active.
Thanks!”— by Lucy of New York, New York
(submitted on February 24, 2010)
“Going in March... are there bugs? or things to do at night?
thanks!! ”— by Jessica of Abilene, TX
(submitted on February 23, 2010)
“To Mimi
regarding clothes storage- they make hanging net bags with separate compartments- ikea makes them, and i am sure others do also. another option is clear ziploc bags- the bigger storage ones. you can pack in them, by each kind of clothing, eg underwear in one, t shirts another, etc, and then just store them on the shelves as such.”— by Ellen of BARRINGTON, RI
(submitted on February 22, 2010)
“We are planning a vacation to Maho this summer. In all of the pictures that are posted there are not many of the beach. Is beach space limited? Can anyone give info---thanxs...”— by bud of Norton, VA
(submitted on February 22, 2010)
“My family just got home from Maho Bay Campgrounds- St. John is amazing!
The actual cottage we stayed in wasn't very secluded- and we had NO view whatsoever- unless you count the cottages around you.. We didn't mind the daily visitors- lizards, spiders, and even some roaches! There are alot of cats around as well! The store is completely OVER priced as is the restaurant- I would recommend taking your own canned goods, snacks- and just getting the necessities at camp. The employees attitudes were hit or miss- some were nice and others acted like they were bothered by the guests presence. We were accused of taking a yellow floatie without paying- unbelievable, since they write down all your info at the time of rental! If you are looking to spend quiet evenings in your cottage- beware! There are activities going on in the Pavillion each night and there is a sound system involved that can be heard all over the campgrounds. The Beach is small but very nice- There is also Big Maho Beach which isn't too far of a hike but you better be in tip top physical shape- very steep climb!
Over all we had a good time- just not what you would expect from what is described on the website! Not to mention, by the time you take 2 cabrides and a ferry ride to get to Maho- you will be out ALOT of $$ and then you have to get back again!!!! Make sure you SAVE UP! I did lose some inches on this vacation- the stairs at MAHO are brutal- and when they say the bathrooms are a stones throw away- they mean a stone thrown by a professional baseball player!!! I hate to be so negative but thought people would like to know the reality of staying at MAHO- It is a beautiful location- just be ready for all you are getting yourself into!
”— by Kasey of Atlanta, GA
(submitted on February 19, 2010)
“My husband and I just booked our first trip to Maho the first week in April to stay in the tent cottages. We are extremely excited and have been reading up about the resort and the island as much as possible. Considering what we've read so far, can anyone with experience tell me about the weather and the bug situation in April?”— by Erin of Belchertown, MA
(submitted on February 13, 2010)
“Scheduled for Maho the end of February. Any suggestions on things to bring that you wish you had brought? What about securing camera and such when you aren't don't want to bring them -- are they lockers at the tent sights or on the grounds?”— by Janie Millett of Gorham, Maine
(submitted on February 12, 2010)
“We have been visiting St. John since 1990. Maho used to be an affordable and responsible and fabulous vacation. Now it has expanded to the point that I wonder if we are being asked to pay for your new buildings. $185/ night [Premium Concordia Eco-Tent]for a tent before tax? Really? Unfortunately we will not be visiting with you at these prices.
-Debbie”— by Debbie of Brooklyn, NY
(submitted on February 12, 2010)
“Hi - made reservations for Harmony cottage at beginning of May. What can we expect weatherwise? Is it good to send food ahead? Need bug spray?
Any other suggestions?
Is there anywere to rent a small boat on St. John or St. thomas? We are in our sixties, pretty active but not teenagers.
We'll be flying in around 4 p.m. Any advice on what to do?
Pat Nehs ”— by pat of port charlotte , fl
(submitted on February 11, 2010)
“We stayed at Maho last year for 6 days. We enjoyed the beautiful weather and tropical atmosphere. My family is going back for easter-break for vacation. We are very excited for more fun and r and r. Thank you Maho staff/ workers. ”— by Nattie Sheehan of Larchmont, New York
(submitted on February 11, 2010)
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