This airport does not have a proper entrance. The check-in counters and the visitors waiting area are located outdoor with just a roof above it. I wonder how chaotic it would be when it rains (or hurricane).
The foyer....quite warm when the weather is hot.
Luckily the weather was nice on my departure day.
There are a few shops selling souvenirs and their famous rums & rum cakes. The shops are located nearby the departure hall which is indoor and fully air-conditioned, thus it is much cooler.
Rums....plenty of rums...
Nope, i did not buy, too heavy to carry and not fond of alcoholic drinks.
Great blog
ReplyDeleteI am interested in their famous rums & rum cakes. Are the cakes expensive?
ReplyDeleteIf there is one souvenir to buy, I would get a bottle of rum hee..hee... Not that I am much of a drinker but rum is very useful when making Tiramisu.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing about this airport. My buddy's younger sister loves alcoholic drinks, so whenever my buddy and I go overseas and come back, she would buy wine from the duty free shop for her sister. I don't drink alcohol though.
ReplyDeleteRajani: thanks!
ReplyDeleteMun: Around USD8 for a small box of rum cake (200g). Slightly expensive (by 1-2 USD) if buy from the airport.
PH: I think you will like the rum cake too.
Lotus: Your buddy younger sister is also like my friend who never miss any chance to get liquor from the duty free shop.