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Explore Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where 17th- and 18th-century...

Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park in St. Kitts -

Explore Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where 17th- and 18th-century military architecture blends into the lush Caribbean landscape. Our guide explains the historical significance of this monument.

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History with a View on Caribbean Island St. Kitts

Male: Snuba is a combination of scuba diving and snorkeling at the same time. In scuba diving you have to do go down but in snuba if you don’t want to go all the way down to 20 feet you can stay at one foot, two feet, three, four, five feet. You have to decide how deep you want to go. Female: Is it something that people of different ages can enjoy? Male: From eight years and up they can come and sign up for the snuba and also if you're thinking about to get into scuba diving it’s good to try out the snuba because it’s fun and good for people that are not experienced. What you're going to see out there is it’s going to be a lot of tropical fishes. Maybe in other islands they don’t come up close to you but in Aruba, in De Palm Island they do come up close to you and sometimes you can pet them and especially for the young kids they enjoy it.

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Male: Snuba is a combination of scuba diving and snorkeling at the same time. In scuba diving you have to do go down but in snuba if you don’t want to go all the way down to 20 feet you can stay at one foot, two feet, three, four, five feet. You have to decide how deep you want to go.

Female: Is it something that people of different ages can enjoy?

Male: From eight years and up they can come and sign up for the snuba and also if you're thinking about to get into scuba diving it’s good to try out the snuba because it’s fun and good for people that are not experienced.

What you're going to see out there is it’s going to be a lot of tropical fishes. Maybe in other islands they don’t come up close to you but in Aruba, in De Palm Island they do come up close to you and sometimes you can pet them and especially for the young kids they enjoy it.

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