Discover Saint-Eustache

Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, just a stone's throw from the island of Saint-Martin and the bewitching Saba, Saint-Eustache is a hidden gem that promises an unforgettable diving vacation. Immerse yourself in its crystal-clear waters, where unspoilt coral reefs and exceptional marine life await you. Between spectacular underwater discoveries and the authentic charm of an undiscovered island, let yourself be seduced by the extraordinary natural and cultural wealth of Saint-Eustache, your next paradise destination.

Saint-Eustache

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Saint-Eustache travel memo

Weather / Temperatures

Min. 23°C / Max. 31°C

Airport

F. D. Roosevelt Airport

Local currency

U.S. dollar (USD)

Local time

Paris + 6h

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Entry requirements for European nationals

For European nationals wishing to explore the wonders of Saint-Eustache, entry formalities are straightforward and accessible. A valid passport is required, while some countries may require a visa for tourist purposes. However, for most European visitors, a short stay requires only a simple entry form to be completed on arrival. No specific vaccinations are required, but it is always advisable to check health requirements before departure. With these easy formalities, travelers can concentrate fully on discovering the natural and cultural treasures of this Caribbean island.

Entry requirements for non Europeans nationals

For international nationals wishing to visit Saint-Eustache, entry procedures are relatively straightforward. A valid passport is essential, with some nationalities also requiring a tourist visa, usually available on arrival or via a prior online application. Travelers may also be required to provide proof of sufficient funds for their stay, as well as return tickets. Although requirements vary according to the visitor's nationality, formalities are generally efficient and designed to ease travelers' arrival so they can quickly enjoy the island and its attractions.

Health

For a healthy stay in Saint-Eustache, follow these health tips. Make sure you're up to date with your vaccinations, especially against hepatitis A and B. Use repellents and wear long clothing to protect yourself from mosquitoes, which carry diseases such as dengue fever. Drink bottled water to avoid gastrointestinal illnesses, and hydrate regularly in the tropical climate. Apply high factor sun cream, wear a hat and sunglasses to protect you from intense sun and prevent sunburn and sunstroke.

Safety

To ensure your safety in Saint-Eustache, adopt cautious behavior. Avoid walking alone at night in isolated areas, and prefer well-lit, well-frequented areas. Keep your valuables safe and out of sight in your car or on the beach. Be vigilant when withdrawing money, using cash dispensers located in well-frequented areas. When exploring the island, keep to the marked paths and keep abreast of weather conditions. In case of emergency, dial 911 for rapid assistance. Following these tips will enable you to enjoy your stay with complete peace of mind.

What's the budget for a 1-week trip to Saint-Eustache?

In Saint-Eustache, accommodation options are varied for travelers to tourists. Guesthouses and small hotels offer affordable rates, ranging from 80 to 150 USD per night. These establishments often offer simple but comfortable rooms, as well as warm, friendly service. For those seeking a little more luxury, there are also boutique hotel and private villa options, with rates ranging from 200 to 400 USD per night, offering upscale services and panoramic views of the island.

Transportation in St. Eustatius is mainly provided by cabs, scooters and bicycles. Cab fares vary according to distance, but city journeys typically cost between 10 and 30 USD. Renting a scooter or bicycle is a popular option for exploring the island economically, with daily rates ranging from 30 to 50 USD. For travel between different parts of the island, local buses are also available at affordable rates, often less than 5 USD per journey.

St. Eustatius' culinary scene offers a variety of choices for all budgets. Small local restaurants offer tasty Creole and Caribbean dishes at affordable prices, typically between 10 and 20 USD per meal. Street stalls also offer economical options for sampling local specialties such as fresh fish and seafood dishes. For a more refined culinary experience, upscale restaurants offer international dishes and fresh seafood from 30 USD per person.