Next time I go, I will book the premium class. Never eat m or drink a lot when you are on the ferry to Tobago sea can be rough and people will toss their meals by mouth. The sight is beautiful, nice. First class!
I've done the trip several times, but it was 20 to 30 years ago. The duration of the trip is about half the time now compared to the past! Great video and photography, thanks!
@@ianstuart5660 Yes it is a much shorter trip now than many years ago and much more comfortable. I remember those days with the MV Tobago and MV Scarlet Ibis. It is now much more pleasant.
The strength in this video, and all your videos I've watched, is that you speak clearly, pan and zoom slowly, and the background music is not overpowering the content being shared. 👏 In this Documentary Style Video, the viewer gets a sense that the review is Unbiased and Objective, and can therefore be TRUSTED. 👍 Moreover, the content has a logical flow which can be followed by Visitors and Tourists who don't know the system; and that earns this review extra points in my humble opinion. ⭐ I'll have a look at your first video which you filmed about a year ago. 👍 By the way, comparing and contrasting before and after scenarios are a good way to drive folks to look at your Content; at least it's one good technique among many. 😉
Thank you Point boy for your video blog, I have Never been on the New Ferry’s that are in Trinidad Now, But I Remember when I was Young and Going to Tobago with Family for A Week worth of Liming, Leaving on a Friday and coming back Trinidad with Our Family Cars the Following Next weekend Sunday., But I Remember Sailing on the Old Scarlot ibis, and The Panarama Ferries back then., it took a Long time to go to Tobago with those Ships, but I Enjoyed the Ride all way to Scarborough port, We Would get the First or Second Ship to Tobago, just in time to Depart and go to the House my Family Rented out for the Week, And unpack our Belongings and still have time to Walk down to The Nearest Beach,@ Store Bay for a little Swim and fun before heading back to the House 🏠 About Four minutes Walk from the House we were Staying in Tobago.., But when I come to Visit Trinidad 🇹🇹 Again I will definitely make a Point to Get a Ferry Ride to and from Tobago 1 Last Time Again….! 🙋🏾♀️❤️✡️🇺🇸🌈🇹🇹🦋🚢👍🏾
Personally i think walk off premium class passengers should given priority disembarkation as to avoid the bottleneck crowding with economy class also they should also allow premium class passengers to collect their bags first.
The 'Bow' is the official name for the front of a boat/ferry, because it 'Bows' up and down as the boat rides the waves. The back of a boat/ferry is the 'Stern' because it is stern and steady. That being said, these are the best ferries in the world. Proof being that Your bottle of water won't fall off the table during the entire trip.
Apart from the fact that you need to use your hand brake and place the drive lever in the park mode, the workers place blocks under the tyres to prevent the car rolling.
As the front of the ferry experiences the up and down more those persons who get seasick easy may experience seasickness. However I had several friends in Premium who took gravol that morning and they were fine with no sickness.
While you did produce a video showing the bottle remaining in position and I have also had very smooth rides, there have been times when I have had to hold on to things on my tray.
Have you ever tried the Premium Class on the Tobago Ferry?
No and im on apt james right now!!
@@denisemaximus9259 Enjoy the trip
Next time I go, I will book the premium class. Never eat m or drink a lot when you are on the ferry to Tobago sea can be rough and people will toss their meals by mouth.
The sight is beautiful, nice. First class!
Yes some people do get sick.
I've done the trip several times, but it was 20 to 30 years ago. The duration of the trip is about half the time now compared to the past!
Great video and photography, thanks!
@@ianstuart5660 Yes it is a much shorter trip now than many years ago and much more comfortable. I remember those days with the MV Tobago and MV Scarlet Ibis. It is now much more pleasant.
The strength in this video, and all your videos I've watched, is that you speak clearly, pan and zoom slowly, and the background music is not overpowering the content being shared. 👏
In this Documentary Style Video, the viewer gets a sense that the review is Unbiased and Objective, and can therefore be TRUSTED. 👍
Moreover, the content has a logical flow which can be followed by Visitors and Tourists who don't know the system; and that earns this review extra points in my humble opinion. ⭐
I'll have a look at your first video which you filmed about a year ago. 👍
By the way, comparing and contrasting before and after scenarios are a good way to drive folks to look at your Content; at least it's one good technique among many. 😉
I try to be unbiased. Some time ago viewers told me that the music overpowered the audio so I am conscious of it. Thanks for your comments.
Everything looks fresh and clean! Smooth sailing too! Gravol ...yes!😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes they definitely keep the ferry fresh and clean.
Thank you Point boy for your video blog, I have Never been on the New Ferry’s that are in Trinidad Now, But I Remember when I was Young and Going to Tobago with Family for A Week worth of Liming, Leaving on a Friday and coming back Trinidad with Our Family Cars the Following Next weekend Sunday., But I Remember Sailing on the Old Scarlot ibis, and The Panarama Ferries back then., it took a Long time to go to Tobago with those Ships, but I Enjoyed the Ride all way to Scarborough port, We Would get the First or Second Ship to Tobago, just in time to Depart and go to the House my Family Rented out for the Week, And unpack our Belongings and still have time to Walk down to The Nearest Beach,@ Store Bay for a little Swim and fun before heading back to the House 🏠 About Four minutes Walk from the House we were Staying in Tobago.., But when I come to Visit Trinidad 🇹🇹 Again I will definitely make a Point to Get a Ferry Ride to and from Tobago 1 Last Time Again….! 🙋🏾♀️❤️✡️🇺🇸🌈🇹🇹🦋🚢👍🏾
I hope you are able to come back and make a ferry journey, you will see how much it has changed.
Excellent presentation. Thank you
It was my pleasure to produce it
Personally i think walk off premium class passengers should given priority disembarkation as to avoid the bottleneck crowding with economy class also they should also allow premium class passengers to collect their bags first.
Very good point, I agree they should do that.
Sea sickness is awful...piarco for me....thsnks for showing off premium travel though....
Dramamine tabs work great...not gravol.
You are welcome
The 'Bow' is the official name for the front of a boat/ferry, because it 'Bows' up and down as the boat rides the waves.
The back of a boat/ferry is the 'Stern' because it is stern and steady.
That being said, these are the best ferries in the world. Proof being that Your bottle of water won't fall off the table during the entire trip.
@@fitzroyarmour7391 I will have to take your word for it about being the best ferries as I have only ridden on ferries in Trinidad and Tobago.
Premium class looks good. I hope that they have Wi-Fi on the boat
I do not know about WiFi but you do not lose connection to your data
@@pointboy12 yes sir. Nice
Nice video 😊how much is premium class ?
Thank you. It is an additional 125 Trinidad dollars.
How do the cars stay in place especially when the water is rough?
Apart from the fact that you need to use your hand brake and place the drive lever in the park mode, the workers place blocks under the tyres to prevent the car rolling.
Crazy glue 😜
Love Love the scarsm in you reply . My 2cents . PUT THE CAR IN YOUR POCKET.@@stillirise7813
Is there Wi-Fi on the boat
No, but you can use your data to access the internet.
Do you get more seasick in premium class
As the front of the ferry experiences the up and down more those persons who get seasick easy may experience seasickness. However I had several friends in Premium who took gravol that morning and they were fine with no sickness.
VIP is nice missing internet
Yes it is.
Proof of smooth ferry ride th-cam.com/video/JQsrvAPxld4/w-d-xo.html
While you did produce a video showing the bottle remaining in position and I have also had very smooth rides, there have been times when I have had to hold on to things on my tray.
@@pointboy12 wouldn't you do so more on the airplane and wouldn't it be impossible in a car, bus or limousine?
@@fitzroyarmour7391 Yes I have had both smooth and rough rides on airplanes