Your guide on how to spend a day in the Caribbean
Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:05 pmBeen a while since I put something out... 
So here's a guide, on how to spend a day in the Caribbean...
Your stay begins on the short final, at Princess Juliana International Airport. The short runway (7707 ft / 2349 m) requires airliner pilots to fly a very low approach, taking them just over Maho Beach at very low altitude, making this approach famous among spotters and enthusiasts:
In order for you to be able to reach whatever part of the island you may wish, rentable cars are available for your disposal:
Should you wish to fly around this beautiful place, we have a beautiful line of rentable planes as well, like this Siai-Marchetti SF.260:
You can fly out from Princess Juliana, and take in the beautiful sights of the area, from the air:
You may then choose to fly out to Saba island. Saba (pronounced 'Say-ba') is the smallest island of the Netherlands Antilles. Juancho E. Yrausquin, the airport of the island, is famous for its very short runway (1300 ft / 400 m), one of the shortest commercial runways in the world:
You can then spend the evening at Maho Beach, for a marvelous sunset, or to see the last flights fly into Princess Juliana:
The possibilites are literally endless!
We wish for you to have a pleasant stay here.
So here's a guide, on how to spend a day in the Caribbean...
Your stay begins on the short final, at Princess Juliana International Airport. The short runway (7707 ft / 2349 m) requires airliner pilots to fly a very low approach, taking them just over Maho Beach at very low altitude, making this approach famous among spotters and enthusiasts:
In order for you to be able to reach whatever part of the island you may wish, rentable cars are available for your disposal:
Should you wish to fly around this beautiful place, we have a beautiful line of rentable planes as well, like this Siai-Marchetti SF.260:
You can fly out from Princess Juliana, and take in the beautiful sights of the area, from the air:
You may then choose to fly out to Saba island. Saba (pronounced 'Say-ba') is the smallest island of the Netherlands Antilles. Juancho E. Yrausquin, the airport of the island, is famous for its very short runway (1300 ft / 400 m), one of the shortest commercial runways in the world:
You can then spend the evening at Maho Beach, for a marvelous sunset, or to see the last flights fly into Princess Juliana:
The possibilites are literally endless!
We wish for you to have a pleasant stay here.
This is an excellent post, very informative and enjoyable with beautiful screen shots to boot! 8-) I wanna see more! 
