George F. L. Charles Airport

Really simple and easy to get around! This small airport have its perks. Its next to the beach where you will find bars and restaurants. Their are touristic activities that take place like horse-riding. Lots of tourists are there for bathing in the beach. In the airport, there is a small coffee house that offers food and drinks.

It's a really small airport so once you've landed it's a short stroll up to immigration then a few steps over to customs. All team members that we encountered were helpful and genuinely friendly.

Super small airport, you don't need more than 1 hour prior to your departure. No crowds, very easy to navigate, and quick

Small airport but very efficient. No crowds or long lines. Very friendly staff. Quick and easy flow to get through.

George F. L. Charles Airport, nestled near the picturesque Vigie Beach in Saint Lucia, offers a unique travel experience with its convenient location and array of amenities. Despite its small size, the airport boasts a variety of facilities including duty-free shops, a cozy cafe, banking services, souvenir stores, and car rental companies, ensuring travelers' needs are met. The compact car park and stringent security measures contribute to the airport's efficient operation. Additionally, the availability of airport taxis provides seamless connectivity, enhancing the overall pleasant travel experience for those flying with regional airlines like Liat.

Very laid back. The airport was very clean comfortable. No hassle to come in or leave. Friendly staff.

For what is and size. Airport is easy in and out. Staff prohibits any photos on airport premises.. Located just feet away from the Vigie beach.

The safety and security of every country starts with immigration and customs. So I would not fault the staff I encountered for the resolute and focus presence at the airport today, May 2nd. However, coming from a country where hospitality is prominent, I wasn't quite pleased with the lack of pleasantries at this airport. And that observation was shared by other travellers I met on the outside. No greetings. No, welcome to Saint Lucia. No, enjoy your stay. I get that they have a job to do. But when your country was chosen from many as the country of choice to visit for vacation or to attend an event like the Jazz Music Festival, it wouldn't hurt or affect the job if the staff express pleasantries or some politeness. I've landed here in transit many times before, but this was my first visiting Saint Lucia for vacation purposes. This has not affected my first few hours of being here. The staff at the hotel where I am at is awesome and quite hospitable.