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Travel - International

AIR: Most flights not from the USA are via St Maarten, Puerto Rico, Guadeloupe or Antigua. American Airlines has regular flights from the USA. LIAT (LI) runs six flights a week from Antigua and offers day-trip charters to St Maarten (for duty-free shopping) and Antigua & Barbuda. Other airlines serving the islands include American Eagle, Winair and Caribbean Star.

Approximate flight times: From London to St Kitts is 10 hours, including stopover in Antigua. From New York to St Kitts is 5 hours.

International airports: St Kitts (SKB) (Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw, formerly Golden Rock Airport) is 3.2km (2 miles) from Basseterre on St Kitts. Airport facilities include tourist information, restaurant and duty-free shop. Taxi fares are regulated; fares from the airport to Basseterre are approximately EC$17 (50 cents is charged on each additional piece of luggage over one).
Newcastle Airfield (NEV) is 11km (5 miles) from Charlestown on Nevis.


Departure tax: EC$41. Children under 12 years of age are exempt. An environment levy fee of EC$4 is also payable on departure.

SEA: Basseterre is a deep-water port capable of berthing ships up to 120m (400ft) and is regularly visited by cruise liners operated by Carnival, Costa, Cunard, Holland America, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Princess Cruises, Regal Cruises, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Seabourn and Sun Cruises. Regular ferry services operate from St Kitts to St Maarten.


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