The island airport is wonderfully humble, perfectly in keeping with the island’s size and the number of visitors it receives.

Everything is frighteningly informal. Check-in, security, immigration, customs (yes, it is an international airport), and just about everything else seem to be handled by the same three or four people. There is no currency exchange. No snack bar. No gift shop.

But, wouldn’t you know? There is a duty-free liquor store!!

Why is it that airports everywhere are so eager to sell you alcohol? They tempt you with it before you fly out, and then greet you with it again when you land.

We are going to get “high” anyway, right?