ST. KITTS & NEVIS: Where Two Oceans Meet (Carol's Worldwide Cruise Port Itineraries Book 1)

St. Kitts: The terrain is generally mountainous. Mt. Liamuiga (pronounced Lee-a-mweega), is a dormant volcano covered by dense tropical foliage with an elevation of 3,792 feet. St Kitts has remained largely unspoiled. Roads twist and turn through the gently sloping countryside dotted with former sugar mills and the mountainous terrain acts as a back-drop to lush rainforests, palm-fringed sandy beaches and deep blue waters. The island as a whole is a quiet and tranquil island, but its capital, Basseterre, is in the midst of a revitalization. In addition to updated historical architecture, Basseterre offers a myriad of new shops and appealing cafes.
Nevis: The peak on Nevis rises to 3,232 feet. Nevis' capital is Charleston. This neighbor island is known for its natural beauty, proper plantations, calm hospitality and pristine beaches. This well-preserved old Caribbean town also offers visitors appealing shopping and dining. Although Nevis has lived through an earthquake and a tidal wave, which is claimed to have buried the former capital, the island is still dotted, as is St Kitts, with fascinating old buildings and historic sites, a delight for any traveler looking for their next Caribbean adventure.