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Re: Concerned Traveler
[Re: Chargergirl]
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08/07/2018 12:03 AM
08/07/2018 12:03 AM
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 3,272 Boynton Beach, FL
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Posts: 3,272
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We stay on the Dutch side but spend most days and a lot of nights on the French side (Grand Case) We always take the car. Years ago i avoided going over to the french side at night, cause honestly i HATED driving through the golf course and the lowlands after hearing about the car jackings, and robberies...but since the causeway was built it no longer is a problem....and getting over to Marigot and Grand Case takes no time. Last couple of years, the golf course was lit at night...but the last incident reported the lights were out. Would check first to see when you are there. The trick is...don't make yourself a target. Leave fancy clothes, and JEWELRY at home. If you make a purchase on front street...leave it back in the room in the safe. Also, don't go flashing money around in the restaurants or the casinos. People notice. Stick to the main roads, and you will be fine....One thing i will disagree with Ro nDon (with total respect) is leave your car UNlocked. Check with your rental agent...but most of the rental agents agree it is better to leave the car unlocked but ALWAYS EMPTY. If it's locked, and they break in, it will cost you for a new lock!!!! Again, common sense, leave NOTHING in the car at any time. If it is left in the car, or trunk, it probably won't be there when you return!!!!
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