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More cruise ship passengers descend on St. Kitts

Sun St. Kitts "Over 21,000 sun and fun seeking cruise passengers visited St. Kitts in the past five days, according to the St. Christopher Air and Sea Ports Authority (SCASPA).

SCASPA said over 17,000 passengers are expected between Tuesday and Saturday.

Six thousand passengers visited on 26 Dec., 5,793 on 27 Dec., and 4,619 on 25 Dec.

On 24 Dec., the 2,500-passenger Norwegian Dawn arrived from Barbados with 2,693 passengers and 1,071 crew and departed for Florida."

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