Which side of the road do they drive on in St. Kitts?

Remember that in St. Kitts, we drive on the left hand side of the road. While driving around our island, kindly adhere to the speed limits, abide by all other local traffic laws, and remember never to drink and drive. We want you to enjoy your vacation safely and responsibly.



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If you're arriving via cruise ship, you can simply walk through the port and into downtown Basseterre to browse the offerings in the island's capital city, and much of the rest of the island is walkable too.

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Entry, Exit and Visa Requirements Generally, all U.S. citizens are required to present a valid U.S. passport when traveling to Saint Kitts and Nevis, as well as proof of anticipated departure from Saint Kitts and Nevis.

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On one hand, it's always nice to have your own wheels, especially when parking is abundant. You can get off the beaten path, save yourself the taxi fares and go wherever you want, whenever you want. On the other hand, part of the fun of being in the Caribbean, on a tiny island, is that cars aren't necessary.

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If you're dreaming of seclusion and tranquility, Nevis is probably the better bet. The island's lovely capital, Charlestown, is great for history-minded strolls and museum visits. St Kitts feels busier than Nevis, and Basseterre, the capital, throngs with locals and tourists converging at markets, bars and eateries.

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Both islands are jungle-clad and mountainous, popular with hikers, cyclists and nature lovers eager to trek through rainforests, clamber up hills — Nevis Peak is a favourite — and spot brightly-coloured birds or vervet monkeys. If you're dreaming of seclusion and tranquility, Nevis is probably the better bet.

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The Nevis to St Kitts crossing is a significant open water swim of 4.1 km/2.5mile across The Narrows. Conditions during the event may be challenging and swimmers should have a good understanding of open water swimming.

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You'll find that local citizens and residents of the country are super friendly. This makes it a popular and inviting destination for travellers as well as its warm weather. St Kitts is famous for its blue seas and fine sandy beaches as well as its gorgeous green mountain chain.

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Prevent bug bites Bugs (like mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas) can spread a number of diseases in Saint Kitts and Nevis.

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Smart casual clothing – There are a lot of dining options and high end accommodation. Bring something that you feel good in to go out at night. Sarong – We always pack sarongs, especially in the tropics.

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