St Kitts: Cradle of the Caribbean
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Book Description
St. Kitts, or Saint Christopher to give it its full name, was first recorded by Christopher Columbus when he arrived at the island in 1493. The most northerly of the Caribbean Leeward islands, St. Kitts offers a delightful year-round climate with accessible sun-drenched beaches and lush countryside. It is rich in history and culture and retains unspoiled charm, serenity, and a special beauty all its own.
Brian Dyde introduces the reader to the many attractions of this beautiful island, where to go and what to see, in addition to providing a background of the geography, history and natural history, people and culture, as well as a chapter of practical information.
An indispensable and comprehensive guide for the visitor and one that is sure to tempt the traveler looking for the perfect vacation without the milling crowds.
About the Author
Brian Dyde spent twenty years as a hydrographic surveyor in the Royal Navy before becoming a writer. His association with St. Kitts began in 1973 while charting the Leeward Islands. He has illustrated this book with his own maps and many of his own photographs. He lived in Montserrat until forced to leave due to volcanic activity, and now lives in Wales.
St Kitts: Cradle of the Caribbean,Brian Dyde,Caribbean,0333749871,Caribbean & West Indies,Caribbean Area - History,Description And Travel,Travel,Travel - Foreign,St Kitts-Nevis,Travel & holiday guides
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