St Kitts is very much an up-and-coming tourism destination, and the country is being carefully developed in order to create sustainable tourism aimed at more discerning holidaymakers. A quarter of the island of St Kitts is set aside as a national park, and unlike the majority of the world, the rain forest here is actually growing.
The island has numerous dive sites offering ample opportunity for beginners and more experienced divers to explore the reefs and to experience something new. In fact wildlife is abundant on this island as there are lots of species of birds, families of mongoose and of course lots of grey-green monkeys.
There are numerous opportunities to explore this island, as you can either take a zip line over the rainforest, or hike or drive up to the edge of the volcano. Of course there are plenty of beautiful beaches, and one of the best is at Frigate Bay on the southernmost part of the island.
The Caribbean side is quite lively with lots of bars and restaurants and a beautiful one-mile stretch of white sandy beach, while the Atlantic Coast beach is within walking distance, and is ideal for relaxing, swimming and surfing.
In recent years St Kitts has become far more popular as a tourism destination since the government began promoting the island in 2005. The international airport has been recently upgraded, and there are increasing numbers of international flights, and the island is especially popular with visitors from the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada.
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