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One ATM by baggage claim and no exchange counters — USD is the standard across St. Croix. For better rates and fewer queues, use bank ATMs in town and lean on cards for bigger purchases.
Pick up Cruzan rum, chocolates, and favorite fragrances at the compact duty‑free just past security, steps from the gates. Prices beat downtown on spirits and stay competitive on beauty, with hours that track the day’s departures.
Grab a latte, a patty, or a rum punch before takeoff: St. Croix’s airport offers a handful of local cafés and a small bar in the single terminal, mostly by the departure lounge, with prices only a touch higher than in town. Expect quick, island‑style bites rather than full‑service dining.
Need quick care or a pack of motion‑sickness tablets? Friendly staff can arrange first aid while the terminal shops stock OTC essentials, and full pharmacies are just a 10–15 minute taxi ride away in the Sunny Isle area.
No left‑luggage lockers at Henry E. Rohlsen, but it’s easy to improvise: ask your hotel to hold bags, book a day room or short tour, or rent a car for a few hours. Expect complimentary holds for registered guests or a small per‑bag fee when arranged, with ID required and oversize accepted at discretion.
Settle into a bright, compact terminal with one main airside waiting hall, free Wi‑Fi, and handy charging spots—there’s no formal lounge, but it’s easy to relax before your flight. For quieter corners, head toward the far gates; the airport isn’t 24‑hour, so plan to rest in town if your trip stretches overnight.
Henry E. Rohlsen Airport (IATA: STX) on Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, opened in the early 1960s and serves as the island’s main air gateway. The compact airport operates from a single passenger terminal and handles a mix of domestic and international flights, making it a small but strategically important hub for travel to the southern USVI. It’s about a 10–20 minute drive to Christiansted with taxis, rental cars, limited public buses and hotel shuttles linking the island’s towns. STX is typically more affordable than larger Caribbean hubs thanks to regional competition, and is served by U.S. carriers such as American and Delta alongside several inter-island and regional operators.
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