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Understanding local dialects can help english-speaking travelers feel right at home when communicating with those locals who speak in dialect. English is the official language spoken on the beautiful island of St. Kitts and Nevis. Broken English is a dialect that’s spoken by may locals. Continue Reading...
Map of St. Kitts & Nevis Click on the plus [+] sign to enlarge map View Larger Map Continue Reading...
JANUARY National Holidays: New Year’s Day Carnival Day – Last Lap Events: Dec. 24 – Jan 3: National Carnival, St. Kitts A spectacle of festivals, queens shows, calypso competitions, parades and street dancing, celebrating ancient traditions with a distinct Caribbean rhythm. The Continue Reading...
LOCAL TOURIST INFORMATION: St Kitts & Nevis Ministry of Tourism; Culture and the Environment; Box 132; Bay Rd.; Basseterre; St.Kitts. Tel: 465 2602 or 465 4040 Fax: 465 8794 Foreign Embassies in the United States: In addition to the embassies listed below, some Caribbean countries Continue Reading...
ISLAND TOUR* The journey begins with a road trip through Basseterre with time for shopping, then heads out along the coastal road to Romney Manor & Brimstone Hill. DEEP SEA FISHING* An angler’s delight! Fish for the “catch of the day”, whether it be mackerel, Continue Reading...
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