Physical Access

RMS St Helena Anchored at James Bay 
RMS "St Helena" Anchored of James Bay 
One of the Last Royal Mail Ships in Service

Physical Access

 

Related documents:


 St Helena Laws


Statistics:

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Access is placed high on the St Helena Government’s agenda in its effort to opening the island up to tourism and inward investment. The intention is for St Helena to have its own airport in the near future. However, until air access becomes a reality, access by sea remains the only means of getting to and from St Helena. The Royal Mail ship “St Helena” is at this time, the only regular service ferrying passengers and much needed supplies in and out of the island. Should you wish to take advantage of sailing on one of the last Royal Mail ships in existence, then why not browse the RMS St Helena’s website www.rms-st-helena.com to obtain all the information you need on how to purchase your ticket and experience the trip of a lifetime. To learn more about St Helena’s plans for access by air, click on the Access link www.sainthelenaaccess.com.

 


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