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St. Kitts
The original inhabitants were Carib Indians who called this island Liamuga, meaning fertile land. Dominated by Mt Limuga at 3,792 ft, a dormant volcano with tropical rain forests on the upper slopes of the central mountain spine, descending to relatively green fertile agricultural land on the lower slopes. The main produce was sugar cane but this has now diminished, leaving the original archetypal plantation buildings, most now converted into small exclusive hotels/restaurants, yet still retaining their classic architecture. The narrow gauge railway once used to carry the sugar cane around the island is now a tourist attraction. The delightful thing about St. Kitts is that it has not yet been overtaken by tourist infrastructure, though now "geared up" for tourism to a point, particularly around the Frigate Bay area at the Southern end of the island, where there are many hotels, beaches, and even a casino at the Jack Tar Resort. Of particular historical note is Fort Brimstone, often described as the Gibraltar of the Caribbean and Basseterre is an architectural jewel, being one of the best preserved 18th century towns in the Caribbean.Population: 32,000
Capital: Basseterre
Size: 69 sq miles
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Turtle's Nest
St. Kitts
Sleeps 4 Bedrooms 2 Nearby beaches yes