Traveling to Vermont
Effective Tuesday, February 23rd people who are fully vaccinated and at least 14 days out from their final vaccine dose, can travel to and from Vermont without quarantine restrictions.
For full details and up to date travel information, visit the VT Department of Health website.
For full details and up to date travel information, visit the VT Department of Health website.
Our COVID-19 Sail Plan
The safety of our guests and crew is our highest priority. We will continue to monitor Governor Scott's guidelines and implement practices to ensure safety. These practices will evolve over time depending on case counts, vaccine distribution, and comfort level of guests and crew.
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CAPACITY RESTRICTIONS
At this time we are limiting reservations on public cruises to six guests. As the situation evolves we expect to incrementally increase this capacity to our pre-COVID maximum of 10 guests. MASKS
It's too soon to say whether or not masks will be required in the 2021 sailing season. We will monitor the current guidelines and update this policy accordingly. |
SANITATION
Increased sanitation efforts in between cruises will take place especially at frequently contacted objects. Hand sanitizer will be made readily available to guests and crew. HEALTH
Please don't sail with us if you are experiencing symptoms of COVID or if you have had recent contact with someone with COVID. |
It'd be a shame if COVID messes up your travel plans, but you don't have to worry about losing money if you have to cancel your cruise. We'll give you a full refund if you let us know you can't make it at least 9 days in advance.