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Plans de Données pour BL
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Sélectionnés à la main pour la valeur, le prix et la couverture
Most travelers · balanced usage
30 days validity
Orange
Short trips · light usage
15 days validity
Orange
Heavy usage · longer stays
30 days validity
Orange
7 days validity
Orange
30 days validity
Orange
30 days validity
Orange
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Tip: Reserve Saint Jean and Gustavia restaurants online 2–4 weeks before visiting in high season (December–April) — St. Barts has limited dining capacity relative to demand and the best spots have no walk-in availability at peak times.
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Tip: Most travelers choose 5–10 GB for a 7–10 day trip
Foire aux Questions
Is there coverage at all beaches in St. Barts?
Yes — all main beaches (Saint Jean, Flamands, Saline, Grand Cul de Sac, Shell Beach) have Orange coverage.
Does coverage reach Colombier Beach?
Coverage exists at the access point for the hike and at the boat landing at Colombier. The beach itself, accessible only by boat or hike, has basic coverage.
Does EU roaming apply in St. Barts?
St. Barts is an EU overseas collectivity, not an EU member state territory. EU roaming rules do not apply — check your specific plan for roaming terms.
What apps are useful in St. Barts?
Google Maps covers St. Barts' one-way road network. Windy app for kitesurfing conditions at Grand Cul de Sac. OpenTable and direct restaurant websites for reservations.
What speeds can I expect?
Orange delivers 20–80 Mbps on 4G/5G across the island.
Is there coverage at Gustavia harbour?
Yes — Gustavia marina and the surrounding streets have full Orange coverage.
What language is needed in St. Barts?
French is the official language. English is very widely spoken given the international tourist base — most restaurant and hotel staff are bilingual.
Is there coverage near the airport runway at Saint Jean?
Yes — the Saint Jean beach, the threshold of the runway, and the dramatic descent approach area are all covered.
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Réseaux disponibles : 5G
Saint Barthélemy (St. Barts) is a French overseas collectivity in the Caribbean — a 25km² island of low hills, 22 white-sand beaches, and the most luxurious per-capita concentration of hotels and restaurants in the Caribbean. Orange provides 4G and 5G coverage across the island, and as an EU overseas collectivity, French digital services work normally. Data is essential for navigating the one-way roads around Gustavia harbour (the yacht-filled capital), booking the Saint Jean beach restaurants that require advance reservation, and checking the Windy app for kitesurfing conditions at Grand Cul de Sac.
Orange's 4G/5G covers the entire 25km² island — Gustavia, Saint Jean, Lorient, Grand Cul de Sac, Flamands, and all beaches. Coverage extends onto the main bays. The Shell Beach, Colombier Beach (only accessible by boat or a 20-minute hike), and Saline Beach all have coverage at the access points.
St. Barts is notable for the steep descent into Gustaf III Airport (one of the world's most dramatic runway approaches — the plane passes just metres above the beach road). Data is useful for sharing the landing video in real time. The airport and Saint Jean beach area below the runway threshold are both fully covered.
Gustavia's harbour marina — packed with superyachts during the New Year's and Christmas season — has full coverage. The duty-free shopping on Rue de la République has coverage. The island's interior roads through the hills have coverage throughout.
St. Barts uses the Euro. French is the official language. English is widely spoken given the international tourist base. The island has no commercial cruise ship port — it remains intentionally small-scale and upmarket.