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Carnival describes St. Kitts as 'Island Paradise' on Destiny's six-port Caribbean Cruise

The Democrat Newspaper: "St. Kitts, which is on the itinerary of Carnival Cruise Lines’ 2,642-passenger Carnival Destiny is being described as an island paradise offering a landscape of rugged mountains and dense rainforest which serves as a dramatic backdrop to magnificent sand beaches that range in color from black to golden. “The island (St. Kitts) also offers excellent examples of West Indian and Creole architecture, as well as centuries-old fortresses and plantations,” is how the Carnival Corporation Website introduces St. Kitts to millions of its customers and internet clients."

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