Charlestown - Water
Water is available on the dock in Charlestown, but permission to come alongside must be obtained from the harbour master.
The tap water in St Kitts and Nevis is of good quality and safe to drink.
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Feedback from SY Aquarius:
Nevis immigration
How to do. Front of dinghy pier. Go to Building right-hand side and 1st floor.
Go to.
1- customs – and pay 30 EC
2- immigration – but beforehand fill in the arrival document at https://caricomeapis.org/
3- port authorities – and pay 136 EC
4- customs again to finish
There is a free bus into town in front of the 4 seasons hotel.
Posted on the Caribbean Safety & Security Net – 1 November 2016
Nevis Moorings – safety check reminder
When checking into Charleston, Nevis, the Air and Seaport Authority collects several fees, including one for mooring usage, regardless of whether you utilize their moorings or anchor.
A recent visitor reports that he picked up a mooring with a new looking pennant, but that when he dove to check it, he found the underwater section badly worn, with barely a thread remaining.
He dove several others and did find they seemed to be in good order. The captain sent an email to Sea and Ports but received no response.