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LIAT TRAVEL GUIDE & INFORMATIONSt PaulsF CUS ON…ST KITTSSt Kitts is thequintessentialCaribbean. On thisintoxicating island you’ll findecological wonders, genuinehospitality, beautiful anduncrowded shores, activeadventures and a rich culturalheritage. If you’re looking fora slice of laid-back paradise,you’ve got it: spend daysswimming inturquoise watersand relaxing incharacterfulbeach bars. Butyou can alsodelve deep intothe history of theisland, visiting centuriesoldforts and staying atelegant plantation houses.Much of St Kitts’ dramaticinterior is cloaked in verdantrainforest, offering fantasticopportunities for hikingup volcanoes, exploring byquadbike or on horseback,or skimming the treetopson a zipline. The coastlineis a dream, too. The water isdazzling, the beaches neverfeel too busy and there’sa near-endless menu ofwatersports. Try flyboarding,kiteboarding, wakeboardingand paddleboarding, or goBOOKNOW!25-27 JUNE 202024TH ANNUALST KITTS MUSICFESTIVALSTKITTSMUSICFESTIVAL.COMMt LiamuigaBrimstone HillTabernacleOld Road TownRobert L Bradshaw Airportsnorkelling or diving on thecolourful reefs. There are superbsailing options, too, from sunsetcruises to whalewatching trips.History buffs can learn allabout St Kitts’ fascinating past.A visit to the well-preservedremains of Brimstone HillFortress is a must, as is aride on the doubledeckercarriages ofthe old sugar train.Indeed, there areremnants of theisland’s sugary pastdotted across thehillsides – watch forabandoned chimneys pokingout amid the tropical flora.St Kitts is an island that catersto all sorts of travellers. Butwhether you’re dancing away atCarnival, drinking champagne atOttley’s Plantation or enjoyingthe lime at Mr X’s Shiggidy ShackBeach Bar, you’ll be bowledover by this warm, welcoming,wonderful island. WWW.STKITTSTOURISM.KNLIAT flies direct to St Kittsfrom Antigua and St Maarten,with connections from otherdestinations in the regionConaree BeachBasseterreSouth Friar’s BaySoutheastPeninsulaTheNarrowsTOP 5HIGHLIGHTS1Ride the Caribbean’s last sugar trainThe St Kitts Scenic Railway chugs through theisland’s sweet history and spectacular landscapes.2Explore the Eco-Park Learn all about the localplants and take in the lush island views.3Hike to the top of Mount LiamuigaThis dormant volcano is the highest point on theisland – follow trails leading up to the crater.4Visit BrimstoneHill Fortress ThisUNESCO-listed site datesback to the 17th centuryand gives a great insightinto Kittitian history.5Hop over to NevisSt Kitts’ sister isle is justa short ferry ride away!Top: Ride the St Kitts Scenic Railwaythrough lush landscapesAbove: Explore the highlands –including mighty Mt LiamuigaRight: Discover the island’s history atBrimstone Hill Fortress, and modern StKitts in settlements across the islandFACTFILE MAIN CITY: BASSETERRE AIRPORT: ROBERT L BRADSHAW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SKB),FORMERLY GOLDEN ROCK SIZE: 69 SQ MILES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH CURRENCY: EASTCARIBBEAN DOLLAR POPULATION: 34,785 LOCAL BEER: CARIB DISH OF THE DAY: STEWEDSALTFISH WITH SPICY PLANTAINS, COCONUT DUMPLINGS AND SEASONED BREADFRUIT88 | ZiNG CARIBBEAN www.l
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