Manners in Saint Kitts and Nevis

Greetings

Avoid walking through town in beachwear; wear at least a casual cover-up in restaurants and shops.
Formal attire is expected when attending Sunday church services.
"Island time" flows at a relaxed pace locally, and slight delays are generally tolerated.
Always ask permission before taking photos of people.
Public nuisance smoking or drinking may result in fines.
Tipping is not mandatory, but check if a 10% service charge is already included at restaurants.
When offered local rum, it's polite to lightly clink glasses before drinking.
In conversation, it's prudent not to delve too deeply into politics or religion.
Locals appreciate being called "Kittitian" or "Nevisian" according to their island.
Traffic is left-hand drive, right-side of road; reconfirm traffic direction when crossing streets.