Visitors can fly to the island via a multitude of major airlines, including American Airlines, British Airways, Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines, as well as regionally via Liat Air, interCaribbean Airways, Caribbean Airlines, WINAIR, and Sunrise Airways.
Upon entry to St Kitts, travellers require an approved Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA), which you can submit an application for up to 90 days before arrival.
The eTA is then valid for 90 days from the date of entry or until your passport expires, whichever comes first, with a service fee also involved in the application.
Given St Kitts is only 18 miles long, visitors have a wealth of car rental options available to journey across the entire island in just under an hour.
There is also reliable public transport on offer in the form of regular minibuses that travel to and from most residential and tourist areas, typically priced between EC$2 and EC$5 per journey.
For those who wish to island hop from neighbouring Nevis, there are also several ferry service options available. However, make sure to check the ferry schedule, which differs depending on what day of the week you are making the journey.
It’s also worth noting that you don’t need any travel documents, authorisations, or a visa to travel between the two islands.
