eSIM Basseterre
Em Basseterre você se conecta a Flow ou Digicel, o que estiver melhor onde você está. A mediana em todo o país é de 32 Mbps. Seus dados começam a funcionar no instante em que você pousa, antes de chegar à imigração.
- Redes
- Flow e Digicel
- Velocidade real em São Cristóvão e Névis
- 32 Mbps mediana, 7 Mbps para o décimo mais lento58 viajantes em todo o São Cristóvão e Névis, 90 dias corridos
- 5G
- só 4G
- Limite de velocidade
- Nenhum nos planos com franquia
- Roteamento
- Permitido em todos os planos
Planos que cobrem Basseterre
| Dados | Validade | Preço por GB | Preço | Comprar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | Nunca expira | R$ 126,99 | R$ 126,99 | |
| 3 GB | Nunca expira | R$ 96,66 | R$ 289,99 | |
| 5 GBA maioria | Nunca expira | R$ 89,00 | R$ 444,99 |
Como Saint Kitts and Nevis se compara em Caribe
- Posição por velocidade
- 10 de 13 destinos que vendemos em Caribe
- Mediana regional
- 37 Mbps
- Constância
- O décimo mais lento ainda chega a 22 por cento da mediana
- Redes utilizadas
- 2, Flow, Digicel
- 5G
- 4G only
- Vizinho mais rápido
- Antigua and Barbuda, 33 Mbps
- Vizinho mais lento
- Saint Lucia, 31 Mbps
- Cidades com página própria
- 1: Basseterre
- percentil 10
- 7 Mbps
- De onde vêm estes números
- 58 viajantes, últimos 90 dias
Ao pousar em Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport (SKB)
- Aeroporto
- SKB / TKPK
Vale saber sobre Basseterre
- The airport lies just northeast of Basseterre and takes direct long-haul flights from American, British Airways, JetBlue, Delta, United and Air Canada Rouge.
- Nevis, the country's second island, has its own airport and is separated from Saint Kitts by The Narrows, a shallow 3 km channel.
- Cape Air operates the short inter-island hop from Saint Kitts to Nevis.
- Saint Kitts raised minibus fares on 18 November 2024 by one dollar across all distances, the first adjustment in 16 years, with an extra EC$2.50 charged between 23:00 and 05:00.
- The St Kitts Scenic Railway, marketed as the last railway in the West Indies, uses sugar cane track laid between 1912 and 1926 to the Basseterre factory and has carried tourists since 2003.
- The Saint Kitts to Nevis passenger ferry runs 12 sailings a day in each direction Monday to Thursday, worked by eight vessels including MV Waterman, Sea Hustler, MV Passions and Sea Bridge.
- Saint Kitts and Nevis, at 261 square kilometres and about 48,000 people, is the smallest sovereign state in the Western Hemisphere by both area and population.
- Port Zante, the cruise terminal and marina in Basseterre, sits on 15 acres reclaimed from the sea in 1995 and can take the largest cruise ships in the world.
- Telecoms are regulated by the National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission, set up under the Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority treaty and the Telecommunications Act of 2000.
- Saint Kitts and Nevis is inside the North American Numbering Plan on area code 869, split from 809 in 1996, so numbers are dialled from the United States or Canada as 1 869 and seven digits.
- Robert L. Bradshaw International, formerly Golden Rock Airport, sits 170 feet above sea level with one asphalt runway, 07/25, of 2,439 metres. It is named after the first Premier of the islands.
- Basseterre takes its name from the French basse terre, low land, describing its sheltered site on Basseterre Bay. The French founded the town in 1627 in the Basseterre Valley.
- Sample Saint Kitts minibus fares on the western route run EC$3.50 adult from Basseterre to Stone Fort and EC$4.50 to Sandy Point, with children at half fare.