[{"q":"How To Get There? ","a":"Each Island has an international airport; Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport on St. Kitts, and Vane Amory International Airport on Nevis.\r\nFrom the USA: the main airlines fly to San Juan, Antigua or St Maarten, including Continental or American.\r\nLIAT and Winair then connect with St Kitts and Nevis. \r\nDelta operates a limited number of direct flights from Atlanta to St Kitt and  American flies from Miami to St Kitts."},{"q":"CUISINE KNOWN FOR ","a":"THe National dish of St. and Nevis is stewed salt fish, spicy plantains and  and coconut dumplings and seasoned breadfruit and johnny cake\r\nSeafood is another speciality especialy  lobster, to be found in some form on practically eery menu.  Goat water stew, perhaps the country's most well-known dish, mixes goat, breadfruit, green pawpaw (papaya), and dumplings (also known as \"droppers\") in a tomato-based stew. Do not forget the colouful tropical fruit all of which can be found on the roadside or in any restaurant."},{"q":"Popular events\/ festivals","a":"St Kitts-Nevis Carnival\r\nSugar Mas Grand Parade\r\n15th Annual Nevis to St. Kitts Cross Channel Swim\r\nBlack San Bang-a-Lang\r\nThe Nevis Blues Festival\r\nMay Day\r\nNevis Triathlon\r\nCayon Green Valley Festival\r\nSt. Kitts Music Festival\r\nAnnual Restaurant Week\r\nNevis Mango Festival\r\nNevis Culture Festival\r\nSt. Kitts Latin Festival\r\nSt. Kitts Style Weekend\r\nCaribbean Premier League T20 Cricket\r\n3rd Annual Flamboyant\r\n"},{"q":"What is our terrain like?","a":" Its terrain is volcanic in nature, with tropical rainforest on large peaks, plus numerous rivers and a small salt pond. Mountainous of volcanic origin, sheltered beaches.\r\n\r\nNevis is made up primarily of clay studded with  volcanic boulders.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nhttps:\/\/www.nationsonline.org\/one world\/saint_kitts_nevis.htm"},{"q":"What is the climate like?","a":"St. Kitts and Nevis lie in a tropical belt,  tempered by constant sea breezes; little seasonal temperature variation; rainy season (May to November) but rainfall is usually short downpours referred to as 'liquid sunshine'.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nhttps:\/\/www.nationsonline.org\/one world\/saint_kitts_nevis.htm"},{"q":"What Are The Entry Requirements?","a":"As of May 29, 2021 only fully vaccinated persons  and a negative nasopharyngeal RT-PCR test will be allowed entry into St. Kitts and Nevis.  Documents required:\r\nA valid passport \r\nA return airline ticket and\/or proof that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.\r\nA completed  entry  form  (knatravelform.kn) must be submitted for review and approval  (approx. 48 hours) from the Government.  Accommodation\/hotel reservation must accompany the form noted above along  with a scanned image of the front and back of vaccination card, and proposed date of arrival.\r\nThis letter must be presented to the gate agent before boarding the  plane.\r\nfor more information see:\r\nwww.stkittstourism.kn"},{"q":"What Are The Marriage Requirements?","a":"Requirements are simple:\r\n- Either party must be on the Island for at least 2 days prior to the wedding date.\r\n- It takes two days to get a marriage license from the Legal Department\r\n- Application form needs to be filled out in front of a Justice of Peace\r\n- A birth certificate or passport must be presented\r\n- Also an affidavit confirming their single status if neither party has been married\r\n- If either party was widowed or divorced they would need a death certificate or Decee Absolut.\r\n- I couple is choosing a Catholic ceremnony they would need a letter from their home priet stating that they are known and are unmarried.\r\n- License cost $80, payable in stamps bought from the Post Office in Charlestown.\r\n\r\nFor  more details and updated information see https:\/\/www.gov.kn\r\n If either party was previously married, proof of divorce or the death certificate of a deceased spouse is required. The license costs $80.00, and no blood tests are required. If a religious ceremony is to be performed with a priest of any denomination, the couple must present a letter from their priest at home stating that the couple is known to the priest and that the couple is known to be unmarried. For more information, contact the St. Kitts\/Nevis Department of Tourism.\r\nhttp:\/\/www.visailing.com\/articles\/married-in-Caribbean\/married-in-Caribbean\r\n "},{"q":"What Are The Healthcare Options?","a":"Hospitals in St. Kitts and Nevis:\r\n- Alexandra Hospital - 52 bed recently reconstructed  facility in Nevis offers a wide range of services including Accident\/Emergency\/Outpatient and Radiology Departments, as well as Laparoscopic Diagnostics and Surgical services. \r\n- The Joseph N France General Hospital is the largest hospital in the Federation and offers surgery, emergency, radiology and other services; also functions as a teaching institution for medical and nursing students.\r\n- New Town Dental Clinic in Basseterre"},{"q":"Other Useful  Facts","a":"Water: tap water is safe to drink \r\n\r\nCurrency:  the EC$ with a fixed rate of exchange o the US$ (US$1 to EC$2.70).  Most places on the Island accept both US and EC dollars. \r\n\r\nBanking: several banks are available: \r\nCIBCFCIB; Scotiabank; Republic Bank; National Bank of St.Kitts and Nevis; Royal Bank of Canada; Bank of Nevis Ltd;  and TDC Financial Services Company Ltd.  ATM machines are found in all banks.\r\n\r\nCredit Cards:  almost all businesses accept Mastercard and Visa. American Express is only accepted at larger establishments.\r\n\r\nElectricity: standard voltage is 230 V with frequency cycle of 60 Hz. Check country listing to determine need for power plug adapter or voltage converter - https:\/\/www.power-plugs-sockets.com\/saint-kitts-and-nevis\/\r\n\r\nTelecommunication: 3 companies, LIME, DIGICEL and CHIPPIE \r\nAvailable for purchase before departure internationally is OneSimCard to enjoy wireless freedom\r\nCell phone rental is also an option for many\r\n\r\nIndustry: light, mainly for export from imported materials that include electronic equipment, batik-dyed fabrics, and other clothing and furniture\r\n"}]