... there are two. One is mainly for cars and one is for people. We took the one for cars and wondered where the car rental place was when we got off. It was where the people ferry let people off. Anyway it all worked out but we lost vacation time ... more

... and hear the history. Car rental is proably the best way to get to the more secluded and nicer beaches of the South East Peninsula (another not-to-be-missed experience) such as Cockleshell and Friars. Taxis will be less cost-effective if you do this drive every day or ... more

... felt we lost a lot of vacation time. Newark to Aruba is simple. Feel free to contact me if you have any other questions. I can honestly say we found St. Kitts to be much more relaxing than Aruba. Even with some inconveniences we would go back in a heartbeat ... more

... things easier, Hertz has a rental counter at the Marriott. As for the type of car, it doesn't really matter. I've never rented a jeep or 4x4 and I've never had a problem (a flat tire once but not a big deal and some Kittitians were kind ... more

... at the Marriott. My first rental day is ... ... the requisite luggage for 3 adult females) I recommend using the taxi vans at the airport and rent at the Marriott to avoid the whole rental car hassle upon arrival/departure. Taxi fare to/from the airport is relatively inexpensive around $20 ... more

... the question about what I paid. $0. I travel a fair amount globally for work and once a year I take my family to on vacation using airline miles and hotel points. So we get there and stay for free. That leave more money for good food, drinks and activities ... more

... drink and a bite. Car rental - this is always a big topic here. I say rent a car and explore on your own. I've been given tours, and the drivers have always been excellent, but it's a fun island to drive around and car rental rates are not ... more