Last Updated on November 17, 2025, 1:02 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Spirit of Discovery and the Adventure of the Seas docked at Port Zante on Sunday. The two ships brought a large number of travellers to the shores of St Kitts and Nevis. The two ships carried more than 5000 passengers between themselves.
The tourism stakeholders of St Kitts have shared that most of th 5000 passengers and crew members disembarked from the cruise ships. The week starting November 11 was extremely successful for the cruise tourism sector of the country.
During the week, the island of St Kitts welcomed more than 30,000 cruise passengers, with several multi ship cruise days. On Sunday, two ships were docked at the shores of St Kitts, highlighting the place that St Kitts and Nevis has built in the international cruise market.
The 5,000 passengers who visited the island engaged in a variety of activities on ground including the island tours to historic places across the island. The officials have shared that the people of the country for the people of the country.
The officials have shared that the people who came down from the cruise ship visited the Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park. The other areas which were popular destinations for the people to visit included, The Berkley Memorial at the Circus. The Independence Square, the churches of the island.
The tourism sector of St Kitts and Nevis has been significantly developed with increased cruise partnerships and the ability to host multiple ships on the island on a single day has made the island a very important destination for cruise tourism.
The island is becoming a popular spot for cruise tourists to visit with over 20 major cruise ships making their inaugural calls to the island during the 2025-26 cruise season. This is also proof of the St Kitts and Nevis administration’s dedication to improving the tourism sector of the country.
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