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Layovers in the Caribbean: Planning and Payment

Discussion started by PaJc on 2025-01-20

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Layovers in the Caribbean: Planning and Payment

PaJc · 2025-01-20

Could you give me some info about organizing layovers on our own in: Antigua, Barbados, Roseau, Grenada, Pointe-à-Pitre, Fort-de-France, Tortola, Tobago, St. Martin What currency should we use? Can we pay with a bank card or a Revolut card, or do we need dollars? Thanks so much!

Stopovers in the Antilles: organization and payment

Hyerois83 · 2025-01-21

Euros are accepted almost everywhere, but they’re used at a rate of 1 € = $1, which isn’t favorable. For planning your stopovers, you can find info on my blog https://escalescroisiere.fr/

Stopovers in the Antilles: Organization and Payment

PaJc · 2025-01-21

Euros are accepted almost everywhere, but they're used at a rate of 1 € = $1, which isn't favorable. For organizing your stopovers, you can find information on my blog https://escalescroisiere.fr/

Thanks for your reply! For our Caribbean cruise, do we only need US dollars and euros? When organizing our own stopovers, do taxis or buses have terminals to pay by card, or do we need cash? Have you been to Virgin Gorda/Tortola? Our stopover is from 8 AM to 6 PM—is that enough time to explore without stressing about the all-aboard call? Thanks so much for sharing your experience!

Layovers in the Caribbean: organization and payment

Hyerois83 · 2025-01-21

For Virgin Gorda, check the sea shuttle schedules at https://www.bviferries.com For taxis, cash is a must. Credit cards are only accepted in tourist shops.

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