Last Updated on November 22, 2025, 6:05 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Virgin Cruises Valiant Lady and The Renaissance cruise from the Ambassador Line docked at the shores of St Kitts on Friday. The two ships collectively brought more than 3,500 passengers to the shores of St Kitts.
The officials have shared that the two ships welcomed a large influx of tourists and cruise staff to the shores of the island nation. The renaissance docked at the shores of St Kitts having come from the island of Curacao and had 1,055 passengers onboard.
Valiant lady on the other hand was Carrying a significant 2,522 passengers and crew on board when they docked on the shores of St Kitts. The ship had sailed from Martinique and departed for Puerto Rico after finishing their cruise call at Port Zante.
On Friday afternoon, Renaissance sailed towards Guadeloupe from St Kitts. After this cruise call, the weekly total from the arrival of ten cruise ships came upto 19,089 guests
Up until Friday this week, the nation welcomed a remarkable number of travellers to the shores who took the opportunity to disembark and experience the island. The people who came down from the ships during the Friday experienced the food, culture and the island experience of St Kitts and Nevis.
The people are also expected to have gone shopping and tours across the island. The arrival of more than 19000 guests to the shores of the island is proof of the fact that cruise partners consider St Kitte and Nevis to be a valuable cruise destination.
The next week is expected to remain extremely busy as more ships dock on the shores of St Kitts. The officials have shared that as the cruise season moves forward, the nation is expected to welcome a large number of ships.
During the 2025-26 tourism season, the island will also be welcoming more than 20 inaugural cruise calls from various cruise line partners.
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