French Guiana Transportation Guide
French Guiana Transportation Guide: Transportation includes buses, taxis, and private services. Limited public transport. Verify options with local authorities for accuracy.
French Guiana Transportation Guide – International Airports
The international airport serving Guayana Francesa is Cayenne – Félix Eboué Airport (CAY).
National Airports
Guayana Francesa is an overseas department of France, and therefore, its airports are considered French airports. Some of the international airports that serve the area are:
Cayenne – Félix Eboué Airport (CAY)
Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni Airport (LDX)
There are also several smaller airports and airstrips in the region.
There are several other smaller airports located throughout the country, serving mainly domestic flights.
French Guiana Transportation Guide – Trains
There are no passenger train services in French Guiana.
French Guiana Transportation Guide – Buses
Due to the small size of Guiana Francesa and its relatively small population, there is no extensive bus network in the territory.
However, there are a few bus routes that connect some of the major cities and towns, such as Cayenne, Kourou, and Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni.
Taxis and car rentals are also available for transportation within the territory.
Additionally, boats and ferries can be used to travel along the rivers and waterways in the region.
Links of interest
Airlines:
Air France: Air France Website
Air Caraïbes: Air Caraïbes Website
Surinam Airways: Surinam Airways Website
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: KLM Website
LATAM Airlines: LATAM Airlines Website
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French Guiana Transportation Guide – SIM Cards
When traveling to French Guiana, you can easily obtain a local SIM card to stay connected. Here are some tips:
Providers:
Orange and Digicel are the major telecom providers in French Guiana. Both offer prepaid SIM card options for visitors.
Purchase Locations:
SIM cards are available at airports, official stores, and various retailers in major cities like Cayenne.
ID Requirements:
Bring your passport for identification when purchasing a SIM card. Registration may be required.
Coverage:
Check the coverage map of the chosen provider to ensure it suits your travel destinations.
Top-Up Options:
Recharge vouchers are widely available for topping up your prepaid balance. These can be purchased at convenience stores and kiosks.
Data Plans:
Choose a data plan based on your needs. Providers offer various options, including daily, weekly, and monthly plans.
Unlocking Your Phone:
Ensure your phone is unlocked before arriving in French Guiana to use a local SIM card.
Internet Settings:
Once you insert the new SIM card, your phone may prompt you to update internet settings. Follow the instructions provided.
Wi-Fi Availability:
While major urban areas have Wi-Fi hotspots, having a local SIM card ensures connectivity in more remote locations.
Emergency Services:
Familiarize yourself with emergency numbers and services in French Guiana, especially if you’re using a local SIM card.
By getting a local SIM card, you’ll have affordable and reliable access to calls, texts, and data during your stay in French Guiana.
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