How to Get Around
Navigate the Island like a Local! Tips for – Rental Cars, Taxis, Tours, Inter-island Ferries and Island Maps
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How to Get Around Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad has a large area to cover with some fast highways linking the major cities. Rent a car at Picarco…
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How to Get Around Aruba
Rental cars are prevalent around the airport, but you must be at least 23. For journeys into the interior or…
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How to Get Around St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Drivers in St. Vincent need to buy a temporary driver’s permit ($24), available from the police station on in Kingstown…
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How to Get Around St. Lucia
Cars can be rented in Castries, Soufrière and Vieux Fort, or through hotels. St. Lucia’s road system is fairly easy…
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How to Get Around St. Barts
Taxis congregate around the airport and port in Gustavia. The best option is a rental or scooter, located at the…
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How to Get Around St. Martin
Taxis can be found around the harbor in Marigot or at Orient Bay. Rates are fixed according to zone. Buses…
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How to Get Around Martinique
Car rentals are abundant at the airport, but quality varies enormously so stick with a recognizable name. Be warned that…
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How to Get Around Guadeloupe
The best way to get around Guadeloupe is by rental car, available at the airport in Pointe-à- Pitre and at…
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How to Get Around in The Cayman Islands
Drive on the left. Rental agencies and taxis are plentiful at the Owen Roberts International Airport (GCM). Car rental agencies…
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How to Get Around Barbados
Traffic drives on the left. Most car rental agencies in Barbados are locally run and don’t tend to have booths…
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