BVIPA completes West End Ferry Terminal refurbishment

BVI port authority altered terminal infrastructure to improve passenger flow
BVIPA completes West End Ferry Terminal refurbishment
The refurbished West End Ferry Terminal features additional seating

By Rebecca Gibson |


The BVI Ports Authority (BVIPA) has refurbished the West End Ferry Terminal in Tortola, British Virgin Islands.

As part of the renovation, which started in February, BVIPA made a number of infrastructural alterations to improve passenger flow and operational efficiency.

BVIPA moved the customer service counters outside the terminal, constructed a departure hall, added more seating in the drop-off area and created new security checkpoints for patrons who have pre-purchased tickets. A cover was also fitted over the waiting area for passengers travelling to and from Jost Van Dyke.

“We have met our overall objective to create a safer, more comfortable, functional environment for both Virgin Islands residents and visitors,” said Al Henly, deputy managing director of BVIPA. “The recent works are also a temporary solution until the BVIPA moves to establish the new West End Ferry terminal.”

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