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Most charterers do not want to sit in front of a computer and check their e-mail. However, some of us cannot afford this luxury, and have to check our email a few times.

Before we get to that, this list is becoming less relevant by the day, for the reason that more and more charter companies now provide on-board, any time, anywhere hi-speed wifi. This access is provided by cell phone companies which supply a wi-fi modem/router that charterers can rent for the week with unlimited data. Prices vary from $135 to $200 per week in 2012. We have tried some of those systems, and they are indeed quite efficient.

Anyway, just in case, here are the "cyber-cafes" and wi-fi access points in the most popular charter areas.

Antigua and Barbuda

Bahamas

Barbados

Belize

Bequia

 

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British Virgin Islands

1. Wi-Fi connection and hotspots

This is where the modem rentals are the most prevalent. Several companies are doing it. The best bet is to ask your charter company which company they are working with.

2. Road Town

3. Sopers Hole (West End of Tortola):
The jewelry store next to Pussers restaurant has computers available.

4. Cane Garden Bay

5. Trellis Bay (at the airport)

6. Marina Cay

7. Virgin Gorda

7. Maya Cove
Fat Hog Bob's in on Tortola.

8. Jost Van Dyke
Great Harbour at the bakery.

9. Norman Island- at Pirates - $5 for 30 minutes. For Mac users: You need to use the browser Firefox to be able to log in.

10. Cooper Island: Free for restaurant/bar users at the bar

Curaçao

Jamaica

Mustique

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St. Barts

St. Lucia

St. Martin

St. Vincent

Union Island

U.S. Virgin Islands

St. John

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