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Named after a Swedish king, Gustaf III Airport, also known as St. Barthelemy Airport or St. Jean Airport, is one of the world's most challenging airports for pilots due to its unusual topography and proximity to popular public areas like the beach. But don't worry; you're in good hands with highly trained pilots!
Choosing a vehicle that suits your needs is effortlessly convenient with car rental offices directly at the airport. Companies like Avis, Hertz, and Europcar are available, offering a range of options from compact cars perfect for zipping around the island to larger vehicles suitable for families or groups.
Once you've collected your rental car, it's time to explore - the island is your oyster! Here are some tips to navigate Saint Barthelemy's unique geography.
There are two main gas stations on the island – one in St. Jean and one in Public, which are open daily. Be aware, they close for lunch between 12:00 - 15:00. The closest to the airport is in St. Jean, which is less than a 2-minute drive away.
Once you have your bearings, explore the enchanting island with its pure white sandy beaches, gourmet dining, chic boutiques, and sights that are sure to dazzle.
Blessed with a tropical climate, Saint Barthelemy has warm weather all-year-round. The average temperatures hover between 73°F (23°C) and 86°F (30°C), making it a fantastic destination anytime.
The official currency is the Euro (€), but US dollars are also widely accepted across shops and restaurants.
Beyond St. Jean, you should not miss Gustavia, the beautiful capital city of Saint Barthelemy, with its iconic red-roofed buildings and yacht-filled harbour about 10 minutes drive from the airport. Other charming areas to explore include Flamand and Lorient."