Realistic budget for St. Barth
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Realistic budget for St. Barth
Hi All,
I'm going to St. Barth's for 5 days next month with a girlfriend for sun, great food and R&R! We know food can be expensive but don't really know how much to budget (per day) for food and drink. Any thoughts? Thanks!
I'm going to St. Barth's for 5 days next month with a girlfriend for sun, great food and R&R! We know food can be expensive but don't really know how much to budget (per day) for food and drink. Any thoughts? Thanks!
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Well...not to be a smart alec, but that kind of depends on what you eat and drink, where you eat and drink and how much you eat and drink. I would plan on whatever your bill would be in DC and double it at the very minimum considering the Euro to USD conversion.
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At our hotel, each room/suite had an outdoor kitchen which we made use of at lunch. We went to Match and local small shops and stocked up on wine, beer, water and lunch items. I enjoyed it. This saved some $$.
Dinner really does depend on where you decide to go. We enjoyed Andy's Hideaway and it wasn't too $$. Restaurants have their menus posted out front so that you can decide before you go in.
I would rather spend my $ on dinner than lunch. The first day we did eat at the hotel and I had a salad and DH had a sandwich. It was $ but not anywhere near $100 (which I had read about, too).
Eden Rock was our priciest dinner and well worth it.
I just got back from Las Vegas with dinners between $150-200 with drinks. That was shell-shock.
Be sure to rent a car since taxis are not reliable and driving is great fun.
Dinner really does depend on where you decide to go. We enjoyed Andy's Hideaway and it wasn't too $$. Restaurants have their menus posted out front so that you can decide before you go in.
I would rather spend my $ on dinner than lunch. The first day we did eat at the hotel and I had a salad and DH had a sandwich. It was $ but not anywhere near $100 (which I had read about, too).
Eden Rock was our priciest dinner and well worth it.
I just got back from Las Vegas with dinners between $150-200 with drinks. That was shell-shock.
Be sure to rent a car since taxis are not reliable and driving is great fun.
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DH wore shorts and I wore capris ir bermudas and we were fine. I was worried about the dress, as well. You might want to take pants for you in case there is a restaurant that doesn't allow shorts, but we didn't find one and DH never wore the khakis that I packed.
You will have a fantastic time.
The best part is the landing and taking off from the airport!!!!!
You will have a fantastic time.
The best part is the landing and taking off from the airport!!!!!
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Dress is casual. Most men wear slacks and coller shirt. (linen common).
For a budget, $50-100 for lunch and $100-200 for dinner (per couple). This is highly dependent on wine/drinks,etc.
You want to enjoy. Try Wall House, Andys Hideaway, Mayas.
For a budget, $50-100 for lunch and $100-200 for dinner (per couple). This is highly dependent on wine/drinks,etc.
You want to enjoy. Try Wall House, Andys Hideaway, Mayas.
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