Cheap Flights to Saint Kitts and Nevis

Useful advice for travelling to Saint Kitts and Nevis (KNA)

The smallest sovereign state in the Americas and a two-island country of the Caribbean Ocean, Saint Kitts and Nevis is a perfect place for dream holiday; both for romantic couples and admirers of active tourism. White sandy beaches, swinging palm trees, gentle tropical climate, colourful carnivals, street music, and dances from dust to dawn to the hot rhythms of salsa or jazz are all waiting for you here. The islands have many more entertainment options to offer, and anyone will feel compelled to visit the country after going through a full list of them.

Preparing for the trip

More and more tourists are getting interested in visiting the country. Because of frequently organized flights, it is really easy to reach Saint Kitts and Nevis. There are no visas or compulsory vaccinations required however, adults should get re-vaccinated against tetanus and diphtheria if necessary.

Transportation and travel charges

The two islands are interconnected by a three-kilometre long channel, which is easily crossed by locals’ offered boats or cruise ferries. The islands are both of small size and are easily explored with the help of bikes or rental cars. There are also route bus and taxi services available in the island country.

You can pay for your purchases using official local currency, East Caribbean dollars (XCD), or choose to use USA dollars instead. For comparison, 10 East Caribbean dollars are equal to approximately 3.3 euro.

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Best return gifts choices

The two-island country is famous for sugarcane farming. Sugarcanes plants by themselves and unique sugar that is produced from those plants are both great return gift ideas. All in all, local flora is highly diverse and abundant; therefore, you can also find an exotic plant or a sapling to bring to your friends or loved ones. Just as in any other country of the Caribbean region, Saint Kitts and Nevis locals love carnivals and make great masks, clothes, and musical instruments for them. You could also bring sea shells, sea stars, or some seafood back from your trip to the exotic two-island country.