Remote Parking

GGT’s terminal sits about a 1‑minute walk from Remote Parking

Remote Parking at Exuma International Airport (GGT) sits roughly 1 mile from the terminal on paper, but in practice travelers report walking in about 1 minute because the airport footprint is tiny. One Facebook commenter said, “You can literally see everything from the front, it’s that small,” and nobody mentions waiting on a shuttle. Think of this less like a true satellite lot and more like overflow space you still walk from.

Rates run about $8.00 per day or $50.00 per week, which usually undercuts hiring a private car for simple out‑and‑back trips. For a 6‑ or 7‑day stay, the weekly rate beats paying seven separate day charges. If you’re splitting costs between two people, that’s effectively $25 each for a full week of airport parking on the island.

Everything at GGT feeds into Terminal T1, so there’s no multi‑terminal maze to deal with once you park. Reviews and group posts talk about walking across the same parking area to reach the small bar across the lot after check‑in, then walking back to boarding. Nobody reports taking a shuttle from any remote or overflow lot, which lines up with the airport’s single‑terminal layout.

Complaints about Exuma International online focus on security and departure crowds during banked times, plus thin food choices inside T1. There are zero Flyertalk, Reddit, or Facebook comments about shuttle waits, confusing zones, or lost cars in a distant field, which strongly suggests Remote Parking functions as simple surface parking within walking range, not a separate bus‑served facility.

Practical tip: build in at least 60–75 minutes from parking your car in Remote Parking to scheduled departure; the walk is about 1 minute, but check‑in and security at GGT can easily chew up 30–45 minutes on busy banked flights.