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Located in the Eastern Caribbean Sea near the Atlantic Ocean, the island of St. Kitts has developed into a great vacation destination that is known for its world-class snorkeling , white sand beaches , water sports, and safari opportunities . St. Kitts, also known as Saint Christopher Island, is the largest island in the nation of St. Kitts and Nevis. With a rich history shaped by the French, Spanish, and British, St. Kitts offers a mix of Caribbean charm and European influence for a unique island vacation.

The capital city of Basseterre serves as a gateway to the island's rich history and beautiful beaches. Nearby Romney Manor, Fairview Great House and Botanical Gardens, and the Wingfield Estate sugar cane plantation are great sightseeing destinations for history buffs , while Frigate Bay offers ample water sports, beach bar, and dining opportunities . Port Zante serves as Basseterre's port of call and a great place to hop on a catamaran island tour.

Nature lovers will enjoy St. Kitts' multiple national parks, including Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park. You won't want to miss Cockleshell Bay's white sand beaches or Mount Liamuiga, a remarkable volcano . Pay a visit to Saint Kitts' southeast peninsula, which is home to the stunning Timothy Hill Overlook and South Friars Bay, for an unforgettable half-day trip.

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Our St. Kitts excursions and tours offer a variety of tropical activities and historical cruise excursion experiences. Choose to hike throughout the diverse rainforest of St. Kitts , or take to the beaches and visit the neighboring tropical paradise of Nevis, home of the upscale Pinney's Beach. For a more cultural shore tour experience, see St. Kitts by foot and learn about its history entrenched in French and British influences by visiting a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Brimstone Hill Fortress. The historic Romney Manor and Caribelle Batik are well worth a visit, too. Also consider visiting landmarks and historical locations such as the Berkeley Memorial, the Wingfield Estate (owned by Thomas Jefferson's great-great-great-grandfather), Independence Square, Bloody Point, the Black Rocks, and the sugar plantations.

The beautiful island-nation of St. Kitts is lush and luxurious and is perfect for a variety of getaways. From family vacations to couples retreats, there is something for everyone at St. Kitts. Surrounded by vivid wildlife and pristine oceanic vistas, this Caribbean island accommodates the desires of every kind of tourist, young and old. Go on one of our walking tours and explore the vast natural wonders of the island by hiking beautiful mountains, take a zipline through the Caribbean rainforest, and snorkel in secluded coves and untouched diving sites with massive coral beds and fish of every single color! At Shore Excursions Group, we have compiled a thorough list of the best St. Kitts cruise excursions and tours that will provide you with new, unforgettable experiences on the island of a thousand treasures, right off of the cruise ship. Make St. Kitts your next travel destination and be on your way to experiencing the Caribbean state of mind with our premium St. Kitts tours and excursions!

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• St. Kitts Island Highlights ($84.00)
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• St. Kitts Snorkeling ($69.00)
• A Volcano Hiking Adventure ($75.00)
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• Hiking the Rainforest Adventure ($55.00)
• Explore St. Kitts and Caribe ($120.00)
• Amazing Grace Train Trek ($139.00)
• Brimstone Hill Tour ($85.00)

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St. Kitts and Nevis is an enthralling island nation that can be visited on a southern Caribbean cruise , though it’s not as well known with tourists as its larger neighbors to the north. St. Kitts and Nevis may be small islands, but a stop there comes with a variety of things to do. When visiting the port of Basseterre on a St. Kitts cruise , shore excursions will help you experience the best part of the tiny country.  

One of the best ways to see a large portion of the island of St. Kitts is on the St. Kitts Scenic Railway. It’s a double-decker train that seems like it belongs in a different era. The top level is open air and provides 360-degree views of the scenery you’ll be passing, which consists of scenic coastline, lushly green forests, sugar cane fields, and little slices of the countryside of the island. This exciting yet laid-back mode of transportation is one of the most popular St. Kitts shore excursions.  

If you want to be more active during your time in Basseterre, snorkeling is a great way to do so. Opt for a Caribbean shore excursion that combine a beach break with snorkeling gear so you can relax on a pristine St. Kitts beach and easily take sojourns from the sand to glide about in the water and discover its underwater world. Or you can go on a catamaran cruise that takes you on a tour of St. Kitts and Nevis as seen from the water before stopping at a coral reef for some snorkeling.  

While deciding what to do in port, don’t forget about the Nevis part of St. Kitts and Nevis. Though your ship will be moored on the larger island of St. Kitts, several of the St. Kitts cruise excursions offer transportation there. You’ll enjoy a quick and scenic boat ride across the channel from Basseterre to Nevis. Once there, you can explore the little town by its harbor, visit breathtaking beaches, do some jungle hikes, or take a bus tour around the island.  

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St. Kitts is home to some of the best examples of West Indian architecture, all of which is set amid a dramatically beautiful landscape. The best shore excursion is a well-organized island tour, featuring a visit to the 17th-century British fortress at Brimstone Hill and the sites of the capital. The beaches here are magnificent, including Friar's Bay, which opens to the Atlantic and the Caribbean.

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1. St Kitts Full Day Catamaran to Nevis

2. St Kitts Deluxe Catamaran Snorkeling Tour With Lunch

3. ATV Tour of St Kitts

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Celebrity Excursions St. Kitts: Which excursion? A day Trip to Nevis?Or Catamaran?

By RockinJ , November 17, 2017 in Celebrity Cruises

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Has anyone been on these excursions? What are the baths like?

Excursion 1: A Day Trip to Nevis With Lunch. 6hrs $186. CAD (Baths in this one)

Excursion 2: St Kitts Catamaran Sail and Nevis Beach and Get Away. (4 hrs 30 min) On Sale for 129.00 CAD

The Canadian prices will seem high to Americans.

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Has anyone been on these excursions? What are the baths like? Excursion 1: A Day Trip to Nevis With Lunch. 6hrs $186. CAD (Baths in this one)   Excursion 2: St Kitts Catamaran Sail and Nevis Beach and Get Away. (4 hrs 30 min) On Sale for 129.00 CAD   The Canadian prices will seem high to Americans.

We did the day trip to Nevis last Nov. It was very nice. Tour of the island, lunch at the beach, a few hours on the beach. Nice boat ride.

Lots of options for nice pics, not a lot of places to spend extra (which was fine with me). Some walking, not super strenuous though.

We did the day trip to Nevis last Nov. It was very nice. Tour of the island, lunch at the beach, a few hours on the beach. Nice boat ride.   Lots of options for nice pics, not a lot of places to spend extra (which was fine with me). Some walking, not super strenuous though.

We think we'll be gong to Basseterre in March on Eclipse (substituted port but not official yet so no excursions available) . Since we've been to St Kitts, I would love to take the ferry to Nevis on our own. How long is the ride from Basseterre to Nevis? Besides the beach, what else is there to see. I have walking issues and walking on sand is very difficult.

I have been on the Day Trip to Nevis.

The baths are outdoors- there is one area down a few steps that is a square pool, and then down more steps is a long rectangular trough like area with walking/sitting areas on both sides of the water. The water runs through this area- a contained stream. I put my feet/legs in and the water was quite hot but soothing. There were some locals that were fully in the water, but no one on our tour got all the way in, because we had to get back into the van and continue our tour- it was one of the first things we did. My mom doesn't do stairs well and elected not to go down to the water but to just take some pictures.

We had the beach almost to ourselves after lunch as the weather was cloudy with intermittent rain sprinkles. The catamaran trip pulled up about halfway into our beach time, so if you are interested in going for a drink or two, make sure you do it early.

Ferry was about 30 minutes each way from St. Kitts if I remember correctly.

We've enjoyed taking this one several times! :)

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I have been on the Day Trip to Nevis.   The baths are outdoors- there is one area down a few steps that is a square pool, and then down more steps is a long rectangular trough like area with walking/sitting areas on both sides of the water. The water runs through this area- a contained stream. I put my feet/legs in and the water was quite hot but soothing. There were some locals that were fully in the water, but no one on our tour got all the way in, because we had to get back into the van and continue our tour- it was one of the first things we did. My mom doesn't do stairs well and elected not to go down to the water but to just take some pictures.   We had the beach almost to ourselves after lunch as the weather was cloudy with intermittent rain sprinkles. The catamaran trip pulled up about halfway into our beach time, so if you are interested in going for a drink or two, make sure you do it early.   Ferry was about 30 minutes each way from St. Kitts if I remember correctly.

Thank you for this information..just what I needed to know. How far is the ferry from the dock? I thought the ferry was a lot longer ride than that. What I'd like to do is take the ferry on my own, maybe soak my feet like you did if I can, have lunch, maybe check out a few shops and then go back to Basseterre. Think of me as your mom....does this sound like a good plan?

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Last Jan we did the catamaran 4.5 hr sail to Nevis. Crew were a lot of fun and the sail over was exciting. Be prepared to get wet if you sit by the nets. The beach picnic was very well done. This was turned out to be our favorite excursion that we did with the cruise line.     Sent from my iPhone using Forums

How long were you at the beach? I think I saw somewhere that chairs and umbrellas are not available so I'm debating this excursion if our itinerary changes.

Very disorganized in October. We were their first group since the hurricane and it was confusing enough that two members of the catamaran tour got into a bloodied fist fight over the beach chairs. The shore patrol was called in. We didn't get our free drinks and the beach was still being cleaned up. That was a month ago, so I'm sure it's better. But they had a bad day that day.

Very disorganized in October. We were their first group since the hurricane and it was confusing enough that two members of the catamaran tour got into a bloodied fist fight over the beach chairs. The shore patrol was called in. We didn't get our free drinks and the beach was still being cleaned up. That was a month ago, so I'm sure it's better. But they had a bad day that day.   Burt

WOW...2 members on the catamaran crew or 2 passengers from the ship? We're going on March 18 so I'm hoping things will be better in the 4 months between your visit and mine although what you described could happen anywhere.....I would imagine alcohol was involved..

When we did this excursion last Jan there were picnic tables in the shade by the trees in my previous post photo. There was plenty room for all and we had apx 1.5 hrs on the island. A lovely picnic was already set up when we got there along with cold drinks.

Sounds like they had some real challenges with the hurricanes and damage. Hard to believe cruisers would get so scrappy and sad to hear. A little understanding of the difficulties involved would have been helpful.

When we did this excursion last Jan there were picnic tables in the shade by the trees in my previous post photo. There was plenty room for all and we had apx 1.5 hrs on the island. A lovely picnic was already set up when we got there along with cold drinks.     Sent from my iPhone using Forums

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We did the St Kitts Catamaran Sail and Nevis Beach and Get Away last April and it was excellent, the Catamaran is beautiful and the crew was the best ever. There were no beach chairs but there were tables to sit at while eating lunch in the shade we used our towels from the ship. Here is a link to the reviews from trip advisor....

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g147375-d2054963-Reviews-Leeward_Islands_Charters-Basseterre_St_Kitts_St_Kitts_and_Nevis.html#REVIEWS

This do it yourself day trip is not easily done. First, you need to have the public ferry schedule. Then know that when you arrive, you need transportation /driver arranged ahead. The ferry port doesn't have cabs just sitting there. Next, you need to have plenty of time for the return trip. Know that the public ferrys will not cross back to St. Kitts in rough waters or strong winds.

We did lots of research on a diy day and found it would be pretty tough/iffy on our own. So we took the ferry trip thru X two years ago. Last year we stayed on St Kitts to visit and have lunch at a plantation. This Jan. ....haven't decided yet.:rolleyes:

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We have done the Nevis excursion and it was enjoyable. The beach restaurant was a bit rustic but food was average. Given the cost of the excursion I would probably not repeat it though as there isn't much to see. We really preferred the swimming with dolphins excursion on St Kitts.

This do it yourself day trip is not easily done. First, you need to have the public ferry schedule. Then know that when you arrive, you need transportation /driver arranged ahead. The ferry port doesn't have cabs just sitting there. Next, you need to have plenty of time for the return trip. Know that the public ferrys will not cross back to St. Kitts in rough waters or strong winds. We did lots of research on a diy day and found it would be pretty tough/iffy on our own. So we took the ferry trip thru X two years ago. Last year we stayed on St Kitts to visit and have lunch at a plantation. This Jan. ....haven't decided yet.:rolleyes:

Thank you both for good information. We did the sugar train last time in St. Kitts. I think I'll book the X tour to St. Kitts. We've never been disappointed, although I agree they can be pricey, but I do like the peace of mind in knowing that if the ferry is delayed the ship will wait for us. Swimming with dolphins also sounds fun but they generally rate them as strenuous and I have limited mobility walking.

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St. Kitts Catamaran Sail And Nevis Beach Getaway Excursions

By sunset sails , February 2, 2017 in Celebrity Cruises

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We are trying to make a decision between these two Celebrity Excursions. Which will give the best views of both islands from the water? We don't really care about the snorkeling as we will doing that at other stops so we're more interested in the sail and then the beach experience on Nevis. Any advice? Thanks in advance!

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We were also buy I heard it's a long boat ride there which eats up most of your excursion time...also heard snorkeling is weak. We were referred to Palms Court Gardens for a day pass. Excellent Tripadvisor reviews! I think that's where we are heading in April on our St Kitts stop......

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We took that excursion last year.

Catamaran sail was the best part.

Beach was small, clean and afforded a nice view of St. Kitts.

BBQ lunch was good, nothing unusual nor innovative but hot food was hot, cold food cold.

If you enjoy catamaran sailing, you will be happy. If you are looking for a great beach stop, there are better options available.

If they offer an excursion called "Fan-ta-sea catamaran sail to Nevis with Snorkel" it is VERY good. I'm not sure if Celebrity offers it. I took it twice with Royal Caribbean. I know that a lot of the excursions are shared between the two lines. Look for it. It was towards the end of the listed options. It was one of the best excursions that I have ever taken! (I've been on a lot of excursions!)

They sail to a snorkeling spot on St. Kitts, then cross to Nevis. You are given about 2 hours on a fabulous beach on Nevis. The Four Seasons is on the same beach. You then sail back. They give you lunch and as much as you care to drink. Alcohol is served only after the snorkeling.

We did that excursion last Nov. Our crew must have been "looser" because the served alcohol the whole day. The snorkeling is weak and the beach is just ok by caribbean standards. The Catamaran trip was the best part of the excursion. Oh, and the lunch was on the weak side too. It was some kind of chicken curry potato salad or some such thing.

We did this excursion 2/16 and 7/16. Both times were a great experience. The beach was pretty nice, IMO. It had darker sand due to the volcanic nature of Nevis. It was a nice long, wide beach with calm water. It is called Pinney beach for those who wish to look it up on TripAdvisor or google it. Different strokes for different folks, I guess. I thought the snorkeling was adequate, the food quite good, and overall experience to be excellent.

Oh we enjoyed the excursion, I just thought the actual catamaran ride was the best part of it. I wonder if you snorkeled at a different spot. We were next to an old sunken fishing boat (I wanted to paint Carnival on the side of it:D). The water was clear but there wasn't much in the way of fish other than those silver and black stripped fish that are everywhere. We saw one stingray which was cool.

It was Sh**en bay (rhymes wth smitten, CC won't let me write the actual name, LOL). It was good when we were there. We saw a turtle, cuttlefish, stingray, barracuda, a few fish varieties, and a squid. Not too shabby! There was little in way of coral. It had very clear water and the sunken ship. Im sure it was the same place.

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Can you tell me what the lunch was when you did this excursion?

On our cruise, the trip to Nevis was cancelled due to high seas. The snorkeling was very good the times I have been at the bay referred to above. There is an excursion that just does the snorkeling along the coast and that is a good choice in rough seas.

We were also buy I heard it's a long boat ride there which eats up most of your excursion time...also heard snorkeling is weak. We were referred to Palms Court Gardens for a day pass. Excellent Tripadvisor reviews! I think that's where we are heading in April on our St Kitts stop......   Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Forums mobile app

Its a great spot...lovely refreshing pool, gardens, views, nice lunch, good bar...quiet relaxation early in the day...livelier after lunch...we enjoyed it!

Make sure you have booked a way back.,.taxis do not like to pick up there and its a longish walk back...but at least it's downhill

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St. Kitts Mini Speed Boat and Snorkel Excursion

St. kitts, basseterre (excursion id s3206).

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• Round-trip transportation from your St. Kitts cruise terminal!
• Fully insured mini speedboat!
• Mini Speed Boat operating instructions!
• Option to ride solo or double up!
• Guided cruise along the Southeast Peninsula!
• All snorkel equipment including mask, sterilized snorkel tube/mouthpiece, fins, and flotation vest!
• Guided snorkel at a secluded cove!
• Complimentary bottle of water!
• Seasonal fruit and juice snacks!

Your day begins when you meet your guide just next to your St. Kitts cruise ship pier. You will board comfortable air-conditioned transportation and head to Frigate Bay Beach. You'll be taken to the dock where the mini-speedboats are waiting. You have the option to request to ride solo or double up with someone else (see the order form). Each mini-boat holds a maximum of 2 guests. These boats are both safe and fun and the best way to explore the coves and bays of the St. Kitts Peninsula.

You'll receive a safety briefing along with simple instructions for operation and then you'll just follow your guide as you open the throttle to skip and skim over the water along the sheltered peninsula. The mini boats resemble a cross between a wave runner and a small zodiac. You'll stop to snorkel at a secluded cove, and enjoy the crystal clear waters where you can explore for 45 minutes the world beneath the surface. After the guide passes out the snorkel gear, they will show you how to use it and then lead you through the warm water. Admire a rich selection of marine life such as colorful coral, tropical fish, sponges, and more. When the snorkeling is completed, you will pull yourself back on your speedboat. Then, you will explore the peninsula further, before heading back to the famous Frigate Bay beach for refreshments (seasonal fruit and juice).

You'll have a choice to either re-board your included transportation or choose to spend the day enjoying the beach, restaurants, and beachside bars and return at your own leisure and expense later. Kick back and enjoy the sandy beaches and waving palms as you enjoy the vacation day of your dreams!

What is included?

• Round-trip transportation from your cruise terminal
• Fully insured mini speed boat
• Mini Speed Boat operating instructions
• Guided cruising through the Southeast Peninsula
• All snorkel equipment including mask, sterilized snorkel tube/mouthpiece, fins, and flotation vest
• Snorkel at a secluded cove
• Complimentary bottle of water
• Seasonal fruit and juice snack

Excursion Notes

• We suggest you bring along sun protection, a swimsuit, a towel, a change of clothes, a camera, and cash to purchase food, drinks, tips, shopping, etc.
• Each boat can hold 2 passengers. If you want to ride solo, please choose the "Single Rider" option when doing your reservation. If you don't choose this option, you would be paired with somebody else. 

Where we meet

For this St. Kitts Excursion, you will meet after a short walk from your St. Kitts cruise ship terminal. All the necessary details will be printed on your Electronic Shore Excursion Ticket.

Excursion Restrictions

• The minimum age to drive a speedboat is 16 years old.
• The minimum participation age is 6 years old.
• Guests must be able to pull themselves onto the mini-speed boat which requires some upper body strength.
• 420lbs (190Kg) is the maximum weight per speedboat.
• All under-aged children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• The ride may be bumpy.
• This excursion is not allowed for guests with limited mobility.
• This St. Kitts Mini Speed Boat and Snorkel Excursion may involve risks. We suggest you check with your elected person of choice to see if these possible risks might affect you.

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• Your ship arrives into port late and you cannot make it in time to the meeting location (we will verify with the tour operator).
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• Weather conditions or equipment failure prevents the operator from running the excursion.
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Why St Kitts deserves a spot on your Caribbean bucket list

This less-travelled gem offers volcanic peaks, stop-in-your-tracks beaches, a rich history and opportunity aplenty for adventure

So, when I got the opportunity to return to paradise shores and visit St Kitts this year, naturally, I jumped at the chance. Unlike some of its better-known Caribbean counterparts, the tiny two-island nation – the smallest country in the Americas, FYI – has an uncrowded allure and plenty to offer beyond all-inclusive resorts and fly-and-flop breaks.

Draped in lush rainforest and crowned by the mighty 3,972ft volcanic peak of Mount Liamuiga, St Kitts boasts superb hiking, footprint-free beaches, historic sights and characterful bars, plus direct flights from London and the opportunity to visit its sleepier sister isle Nevis. It’s made for those who want to venture beyond the region’s usual suspects and explore local culture, as well as laze by the pool.

Sound like your cup of tea? Here are our highlights, including what to do, where to stay and how to get there…

So, where to begin?

Of course, you could make a beeline for the beach, but I’d suggest shaking off the jet lag and making the most of the island’s lush, verdant interior with a rainforest hike.

We meet our guide O’Neil Mulraine at Wingfield Estate, home to old sugar mill ruins and the first working rum estate and distillery in the Caribbean. The site has been painstakingly restored by Yorkshireman Maurice Widdowson, allowing visitors to discover the impressive remains and learn about the island’s turbulent colonial past.

We leave the estate behind as O’Neil guides us through jumbles of greenery into the dense rainforest. It’s a relief to escape the scorching midday sun and bask in the shade of mango, tamarind and almond trees. O’Neil has been leading tours here for over forty years and his botanical knowledge shines through, as he introduces us to many of St Kitts’ most important plants and their medicinal properties, which have been used for centuries to cure all sorts of ailments.

In the mood for adventure? You can live out your best Tarzan fantasies and plunge through the rainforest canopy on an exhilarating zip line with Sky Safaris . We skip the thrill-seeking and head back to Wingfield for a masterclass in rum.

In 2020, Maurice’s son Jack founded the Old Road Rum Company , on a mission to reclaim the island’s past and bring back rum distillation to the island. For now, it’s crafted from imported batch rum, aged for 12 years then blended and bottled.

I get my first taste in a glorious nutmeg-dusted rum punch, which I sip a little too quickly as we tour the preserved aqueduct, chimney, boiling house, mill house and lime kiln. Feeling a little woozy, I’m grateful for the bowl of plantain chips plonked next to me as we start the tasting.

Hit the strip

Now that you’ve got a taste for rum, make your way to “The Strip”, which borders South Frigate Bay. Here, you’ll find a row of rum bars, beach shacks and casual restaurants where laid-back Kittitians gather to eat, drink and “lime” (local slang for socialising).

We nab a spot at the aptly-named Boozies on the Beach, and savour ice-cold bottles of Carib beer and frozen mango margaritas, soundtracked by the lapping waves and soulful reggae beats. With the sand beneath my toes and the tropical sun beating down on my face, I find it all too easy to get into the limin' spirit.

We rock up on a Tuesday afternoon, so the atmosphere is relatively mellow. If you want to experience the island’s party scene in all its glory, Friday and Saturday nights are your best bet, when the strip comes alive with bonfires, barbecues and live reggae and soca music into the early hours.

Catamaran cruise to Nevis

No visit to St Kitts is complete without a day trip to Nevis. You can catch a public ferry or water taxi over to the pint-sized island, but a catamaran cruise is a fun way to do it. We opt for a half-day tour with Leeward Island Charters which includes snorkelling stops, an open bar and a beach lunch in Nevis.

As we sail across the cobalt waters, watching palm-lined beaches and rugged mountains roll by, I stretch out on the upper deck feeling utterly relaxed. After an hour or so, we don our snorkels and float weightlessly in the still waters, surrounded by all kinds of tropical fish and multi-hued coral. It’s the perfect morning.

Before long, Nevis’ dramatic volcanic peak comes into view and we drop anchor at Pinney’s Beach, which is lined with a collection of multicoloured beach bars and shacks. We head straight to Sunshine’s Beach Bar & Grill, which, apparently, is the place to be. Previous visitors include Beyonce, Jay Z and Oprah no less.

We’re lucky enough to meet the vivacious owner, Sunshine, who insists on sending an array of specialities over to our table. We feast on fluffy rice, smoky kidney beans, grilled snapper and the best mac and cheese I’ve tried, washing it down with the bar’s legendary Killer Bee cocktail. The exact recipe is a highly guarded secret, but rest assured, it contains a hefty measure of rum – no more than two glasses is advisable, according to locals.

A farm-to-table experience at Liamuiga Natural Farm

If an authentic culinary experience is what you’re after, St Kitts won’t disappoint. While many Caribbean tourist hotspots have been heavily influenced by US culture in recent years, the island has stayed true to its roots and its unpretentious eateries serve up local classics. We’re talking spicy goat water stew, crispy conch fritters, sweet coconut dumplings, fried plantain and the juiciest grilled lobster you’ve ever tasted.

For a real foodie experience, Liamuiga Natural Farm , a family-owned coffee and citrus plantation set high in the rainforest, is not to be missed. Here, guests are invited to learn about the farm’s organic practices and discover the vast array of fruit and veg grown on site (guavas, passion fruits, coconuts and green bananas) with the tour culminating in a farm-to-table feast.

After a steep climb into the thick rainforest, winding round tight hairpin bends and passing mango-stealing monkeys, our ex-military truck pulls up at the plantation. “It’s time for breakfast, I hope you’re hungry!” our guide Kerryn “Tiem” Williams exclaims.

On a communal wooden table, we’re presented with a colourful spread created entirely from the farm’s produce. I pile my banana leaf (no plates here) high with pumpkin pancakes and papaya jam, breadfruit salad, ackee, saltfish and aubergine ratatouille, unable to resist rounds two and three, even though I know we’ll be eating again within the hour.

Our bellies full, Williams talks us on a stroll around the site, showing us some of the ingredients used in our breakfast, as well as pointing out pineapples, mangos, green bananas, avocados, limes and all kinds of squash. Then, it’s back to the table for a three-course lunch, which includes vegetable broth with a zingy chilli sauce, poached fish, salad and the creamiest coffee ice cream I’ve ever tasted.

Anything else I should do?

If your weary legs are tired after all that activity, then a trip to the beach is in order. Cockleshell Bay, on the island’s south peninsula is considered one of the finest, with a long stretch of golden-yellow sand, warm waters and sweeping views over to Nevis. Turtle beach, which is protected from the choppy Atlantic waves, provides excellent snorkelling, while South Bank Bay on the eastern tip of the island is ideal for those who prefer to venture off the beaten track.

For history buffs, there’s Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park , a sprawling hilltop defence set up by British forces in the 1690s and now a Unesco World Heritage Site. You could easily spend a whole day here, touring the well-preserved fortress and extensive military museum and taking in the panoramic views across neighbouring St Barths, Saba and Stasia.

St Kitts Scenic Railway , which takes passengers on an 18-mile ride around the north coast of the island, is an excellent, low-key way to see the island. The narrow gauge line is the only working railway in the Caribbean and was used to transport sugar cane from the plantations to the mills until 2005, when the industry shut down. Now, tourists can enjoy a two-hour ride on the historic double-decker train, with guided commentary, drinks and entertainment included.

Where should I stay?

Belle mont sanctuary resort at kittitian hill.

Set high up in the hills, surrounded by lush greenery and wild inhabitants, Belle Mont is a paradise for nature lovers. There are 40 cottages and villas in total, each with its own private plunge pool and open-air bathroom, complete with a toilet, shower and freestanding tub. Panic not, privacy isn’t an issue – the cottages are enveloped in strategically planted palms, allowing you to drink in the sweeping sea views, with only butterflies, jungle frogs and perhaps the odd vervent monkey for company.

The hotel’s main restaurant, The Kitchen, is a destination within itself. The food philosophy is farm-to-fork (the fruit, veg and herbs are all grown on the estate and the fish and meat is all local too) with a focus on authentic Caribbean flavours. Think saltfish fritters, pickled pineapple and aubergine, Mahi-Mahi with papaya chutney, rice and peas, plus tongue-tinglingly delicious desserts like sweet potato pie and carrot cake. Just incredible.

Park Hyatt St Kitts

For beachside luxury with a side of Caribbean charm, head to Park Hyatt St Kitts . The five-star is perfectly positioned on Banana Bay, a curve of flawless beach with calm crystalline waters. Rooms (there are 126 in total) are airy and modern, with floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies or patios with vistas over the manicured lawns and glittering sea. Top level rooms also boast private plunge pools and sundecks. The food is a delight, whether you opt for the lavish breakfast buffet, a seafood-heavy lunch at the Fisherman’s Village or a fancy fine dining experience at Stone Barn. Service is slick and the staff are warm, friendly and attentive, without overdoing it.

The sprawling resort is a top choice if you have children in tow – there’s a large kid-friendly pool overlooking the sea, a complimentary kids’ club and myriad daily activities from kayak lessons to movie screenings. While the little ones are occupied, parents can laze on a sunlounger by the adults-only pool, head to the Sugar Mill spa for a pampering treatment or take advantage of the hotel’s water taxis and explore the island’s surroundings.

Rooms at Park Hyatt St. Kitts start from $375 (plus taxes) per room per night on a room only basis. Book here

When to visit

Peak season runs from December to April, when the weather is at its best (warm, clear and dry) but the prices are higher. Rates are cheaper during summer and autumn when it’s hotter, stickier and wetter. Hurricane season officially runs from June to November, with the highest risk in August and September and October.

If you visit at the end of June, your trip will coincide with the legendary St Kitts Music Festival , which has drawn household names over the years including Shaggy, Jason Derulo, Sean Paul and Shaggy. Mary J Blige is on the line-up this year. December is also a great time to visit if you want to soak up the party atmosphere, as St Kitts Carnival (known as Sugar Mas), is in full swing from mid-December to the beginning of January.

How to get there

British Airways flies direct from London Gatwick to St Kitts twice weekly, with return flights starting from £506 per person. The flight is around ten hours and includes an hour-long stopover in Antigua each way, but you don’t have to disembark. Book here

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AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT HOSTS ENGAGING & EDUCATIONAL TOUR FOR LOCAL PRESCHOOL

(MOA Basseterre, St. Kitts, 5 June 2024):  

The Department of Agriculture located at LaGuerite, St. Kitts opened its doors to the little learners of the Diligent Hands Abike Montessori Academy Preschool on Friday 24th May 2024.

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The group of twenty-five including students, parents and staff, were delighted as they were treated to a tour of the Department’s many divisions.

The students learned about the many different types of plants, the method of propagation, animals, feed and fertilizers, the importance of agriculture and knowing where their food comes from. They were also given the opportunity to learn about the various careers in Agriculture related fields. 

This initiative also offered a hands-on experience with aims to instill an early appreciation for agriculture and environmental stewardship among young learners, while promoting local food and healthy eating habits. 

At the end of the tour, the preschoolers were treated to a refreshing treat of locally grown watermelon from the Marketing Unit.

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Ice Spice announces highly anticipated debut album ‘Y2K’ will arrive in July

FILE - Ice Spice introduces a performance by Doja Cat during the MTV Video Music Awards on Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2023, at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. Ice Spice’s long-awaited debut album, “Y2K,” is almost here. The Grammy-nominated Bronx rapper, celebrated for her sweet, lackadaisical flow, will drop her first ever full-length on July 26. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)

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NEW YORK (AP) — Ice Spice ‘s long-awaited debut album, “Y2K,” is almost here.

The Bronx rapper, celebrated for her sweet, lackadaisical flow, will drop her first full-length album on July 26. It is produced by her longtime creative collaborator RIOTUSA, who also worked on her critically acclaimed debut EP, 2023’s “Like...?”, with its cheeky earworms, “In Ha Mood” and “Munch (Feelin’ U).”

He also produced her most recent single, “Gimme A Light,” which will be featured on “Y2K.” It samples Sean Paul’s 2002 dancehall single of a similar name, “Gimme the Light.”

Around “Y2K,” Ice Spice will tour extensively this summer, spending most of July on the European festival circuit before heading back to North America on July 30, where she will headline Washington, D.C.'s The Anthem.

She’ll hit many major cities in the U.S. as well as Toronto before concluding Aug. 31 in Miami Beach, Florida. RIOTUSA and rapper Cash Cobain will support.

Ice Spice broke out last year, hitting the Top 10 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart four times: for two collaborations with her hero Nicki Minaj — “Princess Diana” from “Like...?” and “Barbie World” from the blockbuster film — as well as her feature on Taylor Swift ‘s “Karma” and 2023’s song of the summer , “Boy’s A Liar, Pt. 2” with U.K. hyperpop singer/producer PinkPantheress.

She also received four Grammy nominations for the 66th annual award show, including best rap song and best new artist.

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