The 50 best things to do in St. Kitts and Nevis

We were so excited to enjoy this unique experience. However, about 5 minutes into the ride, the train derailed and we were stuck. After quite a wait, we had to be towed back to the depot. They offered a ride after the rail was repaired but due to obvious concerns, we declined and got a full refund. The staff were amazing but the experience was, preventable or not, a let down as we moved our plans around to accommodate this date for the train and we are only here for a week. We are so disappointed.

Fabulous experience with Sweet Pea narrating the journey and explaining everything from the history to the plant life and wishing good morning to everyone. You get to see parts of the island that are otherwise inaccessible. Well worth a visit.

Kurt was THE BEST bus tour guide and Sweet Pea (Patricia) was a lovely & fun train cabin host. Special thanks to Ambrosia for efficiently serving us our beverages!!! Unfortunately, there was a derailment that ended our adventure prematurely, but next time we're here in SKN, we'll schedule our tour!

The train is a lot of fun and we enjoyed seeing the island by rail. The train is a narrow gauge line, and the cars do rock a lot. They serve drinks and alcohol in the trip that was included in the fare. I recommend taking this trip and seeing the island by rail.

Took the train ride as part of a Royal Caribbean cruise - excursion. The bus driver that picked us up at the terminal called herself “Peace & Love” and she was wonderful!!! The train ride was a bit shakey from side-side but, it’s an older train and added to the experience! The workers were very attentive and we were never without a drink in hand if we wanted it! The views were great and I swear every single person who saw the train waved…it did not matter their age, they stopped what they were doing and waived to the train! This is well worth doing and I strongly encourage you try it!

⚔️ Conclusion first: 3 out of 5 stars – a pleasant ride, but not an epic quest. The St. Kitts Scenic Railway feels like a side-quest on rails: an old train circling the island, rolling past sugar cane fields, tiny villages, and wide ocean views. Sitting on the open deck is charming – you almost feel like a lord surveying his lands. But the pace is slow, more like a cart with tired horses than a roaring steed. The onboard narration tells the sugar history, though at times it drags on like a tavern tale that’s a bit too long. Drinks and live singing are offered, but they feel more like bonus side-quests than the main treasure. ✨ For landscape lovers and railway nostalgics: solid fun. 😴 For adventurers craving thrill: more of a filler chapter than a legendary loot drop. 🎲 My roll: 3/5 – nice scenery, but not a must-have artifact.

We left on time, and the first half of the tour was by bus. Our driver was related a wealth of historical facts about the island as we drove through different towns. Once we disembarked, we're waiting for the train. Bathrooms were decent/clean. The train took us around the other side of the island as our hostess served us with rum- based cocktails. My husband and I had a good time.

Beautiful. 30 min walk from the base / bus stop if not driving. Entry is $15US/40EC. Can easily spend 2+ hours here. Clean and working toilets :)

A must see when visiting St Kitts. The fort itself is brilliant, you can see why it's a UNESCO world heritage site. But moreover, the staff are so incredibly friendly, the views are outstanding, Phil in the souvenir shop is friendly and he's got lots of local artisan things for sale. We sat in the restaurant for a good while, admiring the view of the mountains and the sea. You won't regret a visit.

Fortress right on top of Brimstone Hill. Breath taking views, history and you definitely got to explore the Fortress. Beautifully cared for and preserved along with tons of history in the small rooms of the Fortress. I definitely recommend you visit Brimstone Hill Fortress.

One of the most intense forts we have visited and very well preserved and documented. Excellent exhibits within the citadel and beautiful grounds. Be prepared for the long drive up that is very narrow and doesn't allow passing everywhere. Not sure how larger vehicles make it through the gates.

Great historical place. Plenty to see. Huge climb to get to top. Whish we had more time to see everything. Plan 45min to an hour for your visit.

The historic fortress looms large over Sandy Point, and can seem to dwarf the village it was built to defend when looking out from the hilltop. The grounds are immaculate, and the condition of the excavated fortifications is pristine. I am more tantalized by the promise of tomorrow: what more will they unearth, or how will they open the Hill to pedestrians with a shaded walking path from the Island Main Road, maybe?

It was a great history lesson at Brimstone Hill. A lot of the Caribbean islands are intertwined in history. I love the island try to preserve the artifacts, culture and history of Brimstone Hill Fortress.

Booked a tour through Expedia, priced reasonable with JP Taxis & Excursions includes a guide. Leaves the main town at 9am, your back by 15:30. Bring 2 ltr of water, hiking poles advisable. Great views at the top, saw wild dogs and monkeys

It is a hike. 2 to 3 hours one way.

Kid friendly? Yes, probably, ages 8+ and up that are athletic and listen to instruction. It's a ~1100 ft elevation over three miles on slippery terrain. A "Type 2" fun hike. We did a tour of Mariner of Seas with RC. Paul, "the mountain goat" and team led the 30 person group over 3 hours to up and 2 hours back down. We got rained on 5 times. The lower park area is dense humid. The crater base cools off as you gain elevation. It was a lovely strenuous hike, highly consider you physicality before going on this. We've done six colorado 14ers, rock climb, caving, and it had us huffing mid hike. Bring minimum 1.5L water per person. Hiking snack good idea. Have proper hiking boots that can get wet. There's no bugs or biting critters beyond occasional spider web. 95% of hike you're in shaded canopy as it relates to clothing and sunscreen concerns. Animal wise occasional anole lizard, Patridge, and otherwise sparse on animals. We saw no monkeys. There's an offshoot path at crater saddle to a higher point which is sketchy and a sketchy rope into crater that adds ~60 minutes to trip. At casual pace it took group 4.5 hour to traverse with breaks. It could be done in probably 3 at a tourist pace.

We hiked to the top of the mountain with a guide. It definitely requires you to be in good shape. The hike is reasonably steep, and can be challenging. I think it took us about 2 hours to reach the top at a reasonably casual pace. That said, the view at the top was great. It was cloudy when we were there, but we still loved it. You can see all the way into the crater, and to the rim on the other side. I'd imagine on a more clear day the view is significantly better.

First off. Unless you have endurance, and are relatively in shape, do not try this climb. 3 people that started with us made it only 20 minutes before they gave up. It is one heck of a journey to the summit, which was totally worth it once I got up there! It's also a mountain climb, not a casual walk through the rain forest. Be responsible for your own well being. Use hiking shoes/boots...running shoes will be ruined. Bring an extra snack and some water (from the ship if you're on a cruise). The guides, who do this climb up to 4 times per week, are great people. The two that stayed with our group after the sweeper had to stay back with the 3 people that couldn't continue, were awesome. They were informative, had great senses of humour, and most importantly they were patient with the slower section of our group. I was the go between as I was with 4 others, 2 in the quick group, and 2 in the slower group. I got the nickname mountain goat LMAO because I was jogging in between the groups. You see so much flora and get to listen to the birds in the canopy. If you're lucky you might get to see a Vervet Monkey. We saw one and a few mongoose 😎 We were given a light snack and some small glasses of a frozen pineapple drink just over halfway up. Both were very tasty. Once we reached the top there was plenty of time to absorb the views and snap some videos and pictures. The climb down was a little quicker of course, but just as technical. Once we reached the bottom we had sandwiches and a drink. We had the option of a beer for $2, which I indulged in. The drive back was quick as we got stuck in some rush hour traffic, and we were literally the last people back on the ship LOL

DO NOT TAKE THIS EXCURSION FROM ROYAL CARIBBEAN! I hiked this volcano. I am in good shape. I exercise for an hour or more 3-5 days a week. I lift weights... I am athletic. I hike. I usually go trail hiking in the Appalachian mountains. The volcano trail itself, on the volcano is about 2 miles and then the trail to the trail to the volcano is about a mile. In total the hike is about 8 miles, according to the pedometer on my phone. Royal Caribbean schedules the excursion for 6 hours, which stresses the tour guides, because they have to be on time. The tour guides will rush you on a treacherous and muddy trail that is often 6 inches wide at places, with huge boulders as well. it is not mountain hiking, it is mountain climbing. The degree grade is about 30% if I had to guess. sometimes, it probably pushes 70% especially the last half mile toward the summit. Making that ascent and descent at that speed on that trail is not safe for amateurs and should only be done by serious mountaineers and not by children. Children can become exhausted and can suddenly experience cardiac or respiratory complications and radical decompensation (shock). This is not a safe excursion during rainy season. Subtract 2 hours for travel, one hour each way. You must complete this 8 mile round trip in 4 hours with minimal breaks. The beginning of the trail is humid and is very taxing to start a mountain climb with few breaks, that last about 30 seconds. The humidity in the beginning makes the rest of the ascent that much more challenging. The trail is not as well groomed as I would expect. It was more overgrown than I would have thought. With such a popular trail, I would hope that they errect some more stable and permanent assistive structures (IE a railing) on the trail, instead of slack and knotted rope. The tour company handed us cold cut turkey sandwiches on white bread for lunch with a 2 oz Dixie cup of lemonade. Not worth $129. G-d bless my guide. I would not have made it to the top without her.

Mount Liamuiga is a very beautiful volcano with a Crater lake filled with freshwater and I caught 4 waterfalls coming from Liamuiga it was in a week when we got a considerable amount of rainfall⛈️.Maybe if the waterfalls were year round it could of possibly hold the longest waterfalls in Skn🇰🇳 and the Eastern Caribbean.😁

Romney Manor is a truly beautiful place to visit. The artisans at Caribelle Batik are masters of their craft—their skill, dedication, and the time they invest in each piece make you appreciate the value behind every item. The explanations they offer add depth to the experience, making each purchase feel meaningful. In addition the grounds themselves are stunning and well worth exploring. Lush, peaceful, and rich with history, they offer a serene complement to the artistry inside. It’s a place that invites you to slow down, take in the surroundings, and connect with the culture and creativity of St. Kitts.

Beautiful place, immaculately maintained gardens. Also the spot where they produce cloth by the Batik technique.

This place is beautiful. The grounds are very nice. The batik demonstration is very informative and it is neat to see how they make their products. The staff in the store are all very helpful but not pushy. They have a huge selection of items so everyone can find something they like. The rum punch is a great way to taste the local rum and purchase it if you like it.

Peaceful and tranquil.. Loved it. The cost to enter is 3USD

Gorgeous historical site which was part of our tour. You’ll learn how they make those beautiful textiles well known as part of St Kitts. You can roam around the gardens on your own and take in all the colors and sounds. Bring water with you!! It can get warm

The ground is cute, but I am unsure if it is worth $3 to enter. There is a narrow back road that connects the Estate to the Manor that is meant for two-way traffic. We arrived before 3 pm, and no one was manning the entrance. We ended up spending most of our time at the batik shop and got some souviers.

A beautiful botanical gardens, well kept grounds and demonstration of how the colorful prints on clothing is done. This stop should take at least 45 minutes to an hour, especially if you are mobility challenged as you will negotiate a few steps and uneven grounds. Free restrooms that are clean are a nice feature.

Awesome beach and location for swimming and enjoying your holiday! Sun, sand and plenty of cold beer 🍻... plus you can enjoy a seaside aloe rub (massage) from a local. Being on the Caribbean side, the water is calmer and warmer! This was a nice surprise as we are staying at Frigate Bay in the large resort, which is on the Atlantic Ocean side of the island. The beach bars and restaurants make a day long visit possible and a fun change from staying at the resort!

Cockleshell was awesome! We had a few of our cruise ship friends tell us to come here. The snorkeling was out of this world!! So many conch shells. We went from one end to the other side of the beach. We stopped and ate at miss debs shack and the chicken and drinks were wonderful. We also decorated her shack with conch shells we found! We will be back here, good fun spot

Beach is very clean. There is a bar/restaurant where you can be served from your lounge chair. There are options to rent jet skis and kayaks and get messages. We found that a lot of people from the Marriott and Hyatt go here because it is one of the nicest and closest.

Nice beach to visit. It’s a bit further than the other beaches and therefore less crowded. Went there on a Wednesday and by the end of the afternoon we were almost alone on the beach. However, as it says in its name, a lot of the shoreline is covered in small rocks/sea shells which can make walking into the water a bit more tricky. Like most beaches, they charge 10$ for chair and 5$ for umbrellas, but you can always walk a bit further down the shore and just put down a towel. There are many local restaurants along the shore, we went to Reggae Beach Bar which had one of the best Chicken Roti in town. Also tried the fried Conch which was great.

Beautiful beach. Less busy than those at South Friars Bay. Pretty laid back, but has restaurants, bars, beach chairs and umbrellas (for a small fee of $10). Taxi ride is $7 (US) each way per person.

This beach was not as spectacular as others in the Caribbean, the water was a little murky and the amenities were few. Overall it is a cheap $7 per person taxi from the port with great island views and $10 to rent two chairs and an umbrella. There was good snorkeling.

This is the best swimmable beach on St. Kitts. The sand is soft and both Reggae Beach Bar and Spice Mill are excellent places to get food and drinks on the sand. No Limit and other bars are great too and are located throughout the beach. The swim platform in front of Reggae Beach in fun. It's fun to watch the goats on the hill. There are jet ski rentals, etc. as well. WATCH OUT if swimming near the pier. Boats often come in and out of that area quite quickly!

Just had the most wonderful visit to The Botanical Gardens of Nevis— truly a hidden gem on the island! The lush gardens are breathtaking, with vibrant tropical flowers, peaceful paths, and stunning views of Mount Nevis. A huge highlight for me was meeting Arturo and Flaco, the resident talking parrots — so full of personality and charm! Many thanks to Mrs. Douglas for creating such a beautiful and welcoming space. Whether you're into plants, peace and quiet, or just want to have a sweet conversation with a parrot, this is a must-visit spot on Nevis. We Highly recommend it!

Beautiful!!! I ventured over from St Kitts to visit the gardens specifically and they did not disappoint! A beautifully laid out property with lots of different interesting sculptures and of course plants/flowers. I enjoyed meandering through pathways that made me feel I was in a tropical secret garden. While they provide a map, I enjoyed discovering the different sections on my own. A sensational view overlooking the Caribbean and some cool water features/fountains and talking parrots. The only downside was that my taxi was waiting and I didn’t have more time to explore/enjoy!

Beautiful botanical gardens, I could spend all day here. Easy self guided, plenty of parking, pay as you enter. Two different restrooms along the way, both clean and fully stocked. Friendly staff and nice gift shop.

Nice to walk around. Beautiful gardens.

The Botanical Gardens of Nevis are absolutely beautiful and picturesque. The grounds are so well kept, with vibrant flowers, peaceful pathways, and stunning views. The highlight of my visit was definitely the talking parrots, which added charm and fun to an already magical experience. A must-see spot on the island.

If there's one place you visit on Nevis, make it this place!! Absolutely stunning gardens. I grew up in Pittsburgh with the iconic Phipps Conservatory to visit, and this garden is a fair match to that level of decor & quality. Well worth admission and peaceful to explore for as much as you like.

My self tour of the Botanical Gardens was my top 3 experience on Nevis. The setting is magical. I arrived at 11:30 and had the place to myself. A self guided tour took me through the most pristine gardens with lush flora and fauna. There were several spaces for yoga and mindfulness. I sat amongst the gardens and soaked up the serenity. This is not to miss.

So glad we visited here! Such beautiful gardens and a very interesting house. The information throughout the house was clear and informative. However, the slave exhibition in the basement of the house was, for me, the most impressive feature. It was very well presented, offered great detail and although incredibly sad, an amazing presentation of such important and pertinent information. We visited out of the main season so some of the 'attractions' such as cooking presentations and the gift shop were closed. We didn't use the swimming pool or bar, but they looked very clean and appealing. Signs on the road to show which turning to take were non-existent (well we didnt see any) and the road leading up to the house was extremely treacherous / so bumpy and uneven. This is my 4th time in St kitts and I have never even heard of this house before - I discovered it by chance. I am so surprised that it is not more well advertised as a tourist attraction, as it is most certainly worth a visit.

It's definitely worth a visit and it's a bargain at only 5usd. The house itself is gorgeous both inside and out, and the outbuildings are worth poking around in. There is a lot of information even withput a tour guide. I enjoyed taking my time without a guide. Don't miss the highly informative and unsettling history of the slave trade in the basement. The bath house is also worth checking out. I can't imagine how long it would take to fill that thing, and all by hand too! The beautifully manicured gardens have lots of signs describing the plants and trees and some interesting facts about them. It's a very peaceful and relaxing spot. Finally, if you are so inclined, you can do a rum tasting for $15 in the verandah bar. This was one of the highlights of my trip to St Kitts.

Stopover on a cruise excursion tour. Wonderful house to visit and learn a bit about history in St Kitts. We were free to walk around and - there was plenty of signage for a self-guided tour. Great views (probably my favorite) of St Kitt, and well-tended to botanical gardens.

Had a great time looking around the great house. The history is super interesting. Of course for us the Rum tasting was the main event. Doreen was awesome. Really funny and engaging. Highly recommend.

We had a lovely cooking and rum tasting tour here. Such a lovely selection of rum we had to take home a couple bottles. We really enjoyed the cooling demonstration and tasting too. A little time exploring the gardens and the buildings and a short time relaxing by the pool was a great way to spend the morning. Very glad we chose this excursion from our Celebrity cruise while we were in port.

Beautiful, and lovely restoration job. We got a tour and the guide was a very lovely lady with a perfect sense of humor for giving tours, informative and knowledgeable. Got to try some of the rum too; that's a 10/10 rum. I absolutely will be back.

This was the first stop on our tour of St Kitts. Plan to spend at least 45 min to an hour here as there’s so much to explore, read and learn. The house is extremely well preserved with so many details you’ll be delighted, especially if your an avid history student.

Timothy Hill Overlook is undoubtedly one of the must-see spots in St. Kitts, offering breathtaking panoramic views that truly showcase the island’s natural beauty. From the overlook, you can take in a stunning view of the peninsula and the nearby sister island of Nevis, making it a perfect spot for photos. There are two lookout points at Timothy Hill. The first provides a wide, scenic vista of the coastline and the lush greenery surrounding the area, while the second offers a spectacular view of Frigate Bay, with a clear view of notable hotels like the Marriott and Royal St. Kitts. As you enjoy the views, depending on the day and time, there is also local vendors where you can purchase souvenirs. You may even be lucky enough to meet a local with a monkey, which is a fun and unique photo opportunity for visitors. In addition to the gorgeous scenery, there is a popular St. Kitts sign at the overlook where you can take photos.

Truly one of the most remarkable viewpoints. Went on a weekday during the evening and had the whole viewpoint to ourselves. Be sure to walk over to the other lookout platform too that overlooks the east coast.

Really beautiful views here. I would say this is an easy must-do attraction in St Kitts. Great to snap a pic here.

Timothy Hill is a fantastic spot for both exercise and breathtaking views! Whether you walk up in the cool morning breeze or during a peaceful evening, the climb is refreshing and rewarding. At the top, you’re treated to a stunning panorama, the deep blue Atlantic Ocean on one side, the calm Caribbean Sea on the other and even a glimpse of the sister island, Nevis. Oh! And you might see some interesting creatures on your walk up 🐒. It’s truly a beautiful place that captures the best of St. Kitts’ natural charm. There’s no entry fee, it is 100% free and open to the public. 🌴✨

Great overlook! Trail close by to get to the top.

Exception views.. Seeing both the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea in one pic is amazing.

Amazing view, supported the monkey business, local Rastaman hustle

This course has the potential to be so much better! A little expensive for the course quality. Went in Feb and the greens are shaggy and run about a 5-6. Fairways are patchy and the rough/weeds… just don’t go in it. The layout is nice and the views are spectacular. 200$ for 18 and club rental is worth it if you plan on playing it once. Club house staff was a little cold and the club house looked abandoned. Bring your own drinks as the cafe may be closed. Cart guy was friendly and appreciated our visiting. Plan on lift and place. Overall if you love to golf, it is worth a one time visit.

I recently played at Royal St. Kitts Golf Club during a December visit on a cruise. While the location is absolutely beautiful, the course itself was disappointing for the $200 price tag. The grass was not mowed properly, and it was extremely difficult to find balls even when they were just slightly off the fairway—or sometimes even on the fairway. This made the experience frustrating, as I lost a lot of balls that were not even out of bounds. The greens were rough on many holes, and the overall course maintenance left a lot to be desired. The rental clubs were in bad shape, which didn’t help the experience. Adding to that, there were no cart girls for refreshments, and when we stopped at the turn, the 'bar' was unattended, and we had to wait forever for someone to serve us. This wasn’t during a low season for the area, so I was surprised by how empty the course was and the lack of staff. I assume the lack of players and upkeep reflects deeper financial struggles, which is unfortunate given the potential of the location. All in all, I did enjoy the round because the setting was so beautiful, but it was not worth $200. For what we got, I’d say $100 would have been more reasonable. I hope the course gets the investment it needs because with better maintenance and staffing, it could be a fantastic place to play. Right now, it feels like a missed opportunity.

Only golf on the island unless you go to Nevis. The lady was not very pleasant or helpful at pro shop but gentleman at cart barn was great. Course was in bad shape all around. Great views and nice to hit some balls on island. Does have a range. Overall something to do and get out and play.

Played March 19, 2025. The ladies in the pro shop were probably the most helpful of any course I have played. Max, the starter and cart guy was so easy to work with. The greens were exceptional and the fairways and rough were kept at a length that made every shot playable. The photos show why this place far exceeded my expectations. 5 stars!

Course is good! Not sure how poor are rental clubs, but course is long, uneasy, with water and hazards, picturesque and inspiring. Not flat. Fairways are a bit dry, greens are shaggy (5-6) but green:) It was $150 for 18, but should start before noon - close at 3:30. Personnel are friendly.

Loved golfing at the St. Kitts Marriott! They opened just for us after the island storm passed, and everything was back in full swing. The staff made sure water was always stocked—much appreciated with the island humidity. Beautiful ocean views and an incredible experience all around!

Some of the reviews are a bit unfair. It’s a Caribbean course on the water. The grass is going to reflect that. I had a lovely morning. The front is a bit plain but not unpleasant. The back is a bit more scenic with some nice views of the ocean and mountains. The rough is challenging as your ball tends to settle and can be difficult to find. The greens are quite slow, but consistent and well kept. Lots of bunkers. All in all few complaints.

Amazing place! A must visit to the island.

If u wanna try snorkeling but u r beginner, Pinney’s beach is a good place for u to practice first time! Here is shallow beach, but cuz of that, the water is murkier.

Very nice beach. We took the Nevis Sail Away excursion on a Viking Cruise from St Kitts to Pinneys beach in Nevis and stopped along the way to do some snorkeling by a ship wreck. It was a very nice sail, we were lucky that it was a calm day with smooth sailing.

Iconic beach with a strips of bars and restaurants. The busiest beach on the island

Beautiful beach for biking

“Pinneys Beach never disappoints — pure paradise every time 🌊☀️”

Longest beach in Nevis. Busy and clean - though there is occasional sea weed on the shore. Plenty of for rent cabanas, eating and drinking places. Parking can be a problem on the weekends - especially in the evenings. There is long jetty in front of Four Seasons where we are able to spot 4-5 sting rays. This is a great spot to watch sunset as well.

Beautiful look out point with amazing lava rock formations. There is a path through some trees off to the right of the viewing deck behind the small shops. Make sure you check that out. It goes to a spot where you can get pictures on some of the higher up rocks.

Fabulous scenery with the chance to shop for souvenirs

Good place for weekend

Spectacular. Wonderful Volcanic rocks. A few gift shops there as well and i found them very reasonable compared to other shops on the island. A few food shacks here as well but were closed the day i went but overall very cool place. While going there at the observatory deck you will also see some stairs going down made of old tires with concrete poured in them. You go down and actually get to touch those black rocks and take very cool pictures. Not recommended for everyone. Be aware of your steps.

Worth stopping by, well built decks for viewing the scenery, local shops and a bar for grabbing a pint as well. You will need to pay cash however!

The sand is beautiful, and the water was nice. Lots of places to rent your chair and umbrella. I found it more windy (breezy) on the south side, which some may like. The water was pretty calm, but the wind made it a bit chilly

My partner and I stayed on St. Kitts for a week. Our taxi driver recommended Cockleshell Beach for a quieter atmosphere. Although it was incredibly busy, it was still quiet and relaxed. Chair and umbrella rentals were affordable. The water was okay, some areas had that grassy stuff. The water was on the shallow side, so it’s very kid-friendly; there were no waves. If you bring goggles you can find fish, crabs, even turtles! This beach was great for shell hunting!

Pn rhe arrival you can see a lot of rubbish and old burnt car. Not inviting at all, looks abandoned. Only when you walk long, you find this nice beach

The beach was stunning. Golden sand and crystal-clear water which was warm and fun to swim in. Lots of seaweed when we went (April) but we also saw a starfish and several conch shells. It was beautiful. The only minor downside was that we had to pay for the umbrella and people kept coming by trying to sell braiding/messaging services.

We were only there for a few hours as it was part of our excursion from a cruise.

Really cool beach. Not too big and not too crowded. It was a little windy when we were there today. Water is clean and clear. We paid $10 for umbrella and 2 chairs. Beers at $3. We enjoyed it. I would take the farthest side since the tide is calmer and less wind. There are jet ski rentals available.

Lovely water. Locals are super friendly. Bring cash as cards weren't working at most places. Only draw back was the sand could be cleaner.

Water was murky. We came by water taxi from St.Kitts. We didn’t stay log, took a taxi to Pinney beach.

Very quiet area we were dropped off here. We stopped at the little resturant and had a cocktail before catching our taxi.

A local’s beach right by the water taxi station. It was quiet on a Thursday afternoon except for a few hotel guests sitting by the bar. The water was a bit murky.

My review is for the restaurant and beach. I stayed 5 nights at Oualie Beach and dined 3 times at the beachfront restaurant. It is a cute spot with a very casual ambiance. I had an arrival lunch with one of my best rum punches on my rum punch crawl. It was not overly sweet and had a nice touch of nutmeg. My fish tacos were to die for. Next up was Saltfish breakfast. It was nearly perfect if it weren't for the kitchen being out of plantains. Lastly, my favorite light dinner was a fish burger with hand cut fries. The fish was fresh with a nice portion. Now, to the beach. This is a lovely crescent of black sand and gin clear water. The constant trades keep the beach cool. There is ample shade too. I swam every morning followed by morning meditation and yoga.

What a fun place to be when you go over there..

Somewhere to chill no matter what time of day, there will be a chair and umbrella and it’s free 👌🏾👍🏽😂 with the bar / restaurant nearby to get yourself a drink or something to eat

Beautiful beach with volcanic sands and nearby facilities.

A nice little history here, I thought it was going to be massive, but nicely sized! Read the signs around, will tell you what you it is all about. Great descriptions of the buildings, how they made rum, some of the process equipment is still clearly visible. An eerie feeling walking inside one of the buildings, no one else around except ghosts perhaps. Around the property you can hear a river flowing, birds and trees. Enjoy!

Free to enter and walk around the grounds of an old sugar mill. The area was well preserved. You can end your visit at the gift shop, where the rum tasting was $5 (or free with a purchase from the gift shop).

I really enjoyed visiting Wingfield Manor Estate. Exploring the historical ruins was fascinating, and the beautiful grounds, including the Caribelle Batik area at Romney Manor, were lovely.

Worth a stop to see how sugar was processed prior to the factory phase. Nice signage to explain the various elements and archaeology continues to occur to uncover further details of the site. Also easy access from the site to the trails in the jungle.

Very interesting insights into inhumane slavery trade and workings of a sugar plantation! Shown around by Beulah from Welcome Tours.

Great place to explore and talk with locals.

(Translated by Google) I found the ruins very interesting along with the abandoned tractors. It is completely open for visits based on my experience, that is, you enter without paying or anything. It says right there that it was the first land grant to the British in the Caribbean. It is a sugar cane factory that is said to have been worked by slaves. There is a small cafe. (Original) Las ruinas me parecieron muy interesantes junto con los tractores abandonados.Está totalmente abierta para visitas por mi experiencia,es decir se entra sin pagar ni nada. Allí mismo dice que fué la primera concesión de tierras a los británicos en el Caribe . Es una factoría de caña de azúcar de la que se dice que era trabajada por esclavos. Hay una pequeña cafetería.

If you're in St. Kitts and looking for a perfect beachside spot, Reggae Beach Bar & Grill is a must-visit! The location is absolutely stunning, with its inviting white sand and crystal-clear water—ideal for spending the entire day soaking up the Caribbean sun. The food is outstanding, especially the lobster and shrimp, which were perfectly cooked and seasoned. Every bite was a delight, and I could have eaten it all day! The service deserves a special mention—Amita and the entire staff made us feel incredibly welcome, ensuring we had everything we needed for an unforgettable experience. There's even a cute gift shop on-site if you need any last-minute souvenirs, and trust me, you'll want to take home a bottle of their house-made hot sauce—it’s got a serious kick and is the perfect way to remember your trip. I can't wait to go back to Reggae Beach Bar & Grill—whether it's for the mouthwatering seafood, the incredible staff, or just to spend another day relaxing in paradise. Highly recommend! 🌴🍤🍹🔥

We only visited for a drink around lunchtime and it was great! Peaceful and welcoming atmosphere. The mango smoothie was delicious. Would love to come back here to eat and rent a chair!

I had smoked salmon, eggs, potatoes, and toast. DELICIOUS!! Was able to taste the pancakes, which were cooked to perfection. The buffalo wings are tasty (right size and crispness). Service was on point. Never lacked enthusiasm. Patient and friendly.

We went for Lobster Fest. Lobster Fest is all about good food & vibes. It's actually a semi-buffet. You can select up to three meats/protein: lobster of course, mahi mahi ( fresh of the day), BBQ ribs or shrimp. All served with fresh delicious veggies, plantain, and pumpkin fritters. This spot was a mix of locals and tourists. They had a great cover band. The price was reasonable @$45. Mixed drinks were average.

We really enjoyed our night out at Reggae Beach Bar and Grill. They had lobster fest and it was delicious. Tequila was our server and she took great care of us. We were seated promptly at a table on the beach and had a couple cocktails. The Reggae colada was great, Pina colada made with passion fruit... Mmmmm. They took our order for meat and shortly thereafter we checked out the buffet with salad, rice, veggies and plantains. The grilled fish was so good, and the portions were huge! They even had a band going, the green house band from Nevis. Such a fun night, I would highly recommend enjoying a Friday night at reggae beach. Make sure to get reservations, they fill up fast!

Lobster fest on Friday night was amazing and beautiful ambience. The food was fantastic and the rum punch was delicious. We came back for lunch and had fun energetic service from Eric.

The Reggae Beach Bar and Grill is all about the atmosphere. From the moment you arrive to the moment you leave you’re relaxed. We. Had a pretty large party of eight, but they soon put two tables together and we were away. The service runs on island time so don’t be in a rush for your drinks.

On a cruise, we stopped by St Kitts and got a driver to take us around the island. This was one of his suggestions, so we drove up the small, rough rainforest road. As we drive up, we see the ~500 year old tree. It was $3/per person to walk the grounds and it is well worth it. There are some beautiful landscapes that have views of the ocean below. After spending time feeling crammed on a cruise boat, it was finally nice to sit on a bench under this huge tree and hear nothing but nature around. The tapestries they made were beautiful and impressive. They are building a new viewing deck a little higher, but the views over the sugar mill were a different view than you get down by the beach to see the rainforest hills. Carib beers and rum punch are a little more expensive, but were refreshing on a warm summer day. I highly suggest stopping here if you are on the island for some peace and quiet time.

Caribelle Batik Plantation was another stop. We were able to see how beautiful batiks are made. Now I gave understanding as to why batik fabrics are so expensive. The grounds are stunning! The road to the plantation was very narrow and curvy.

Check website for opening times and days! Out of peak periods it is shut on weekends! Beautiful, bright, varied, manicured gardens with views and small paths in the rainforest. It only takes around 30 minutes to walk around and see everything, but there is a bar and really nice gift shop if you want to relax and spend more time there. Staff were all very friendly and helpful. There is stairs in a few places, so those with mobility issues may struggle a bit. Car parking but free but drive super slow as the road is very bumpy and uneven to access. Loved it here - like a small slice of paradise.

The grounds are amazingly beautiful. Great for photo ops. There is a small entrance fee (I don't remember how much), but it's worth it. Learn a little about the history of St. Kitts and Nevis, sit and have a drink, and enjoy the scenery. Get there early before the crowds. especially if there's a cruise ship in port.

When we got here at 4pm it was already closed, very disappointed. But we were still able to see part of the grounds and it was beautiful. Lots of great photo ops, but we didn't stay. I wish I had taken a panoramic video. We will definitely come back when it's open.

Beautiful wearable and traditional works of art displayed in a historical manor and lush gardens. Artists demonstrate how their skills are used to make these vividly colored prints. The gardens and surrounding grounds are just as colorful. Small entrance fee well worth the price.

So this was my wife and daughters favorite star. It had a beautiful location, wonderfully nice people and a very interesting demonstration on how they make their products when you get there. They say they charge admission but they didn’t. When you get there you walk through these beautiful grounds with flowers and beautiful views of the water. This is a must do for Saint kits. It is not cheap but the products are well worth their while. My wife has worn their outfits every day which since we arrive. They only sell their stuff at their main store which is this location and one near the port where the cruise ships come in. But this is the big store where they do the demonstration. It is a must see! Bring your wallet. The colors of their fabric are very vibrant. And we wash them while we were here at our room and they wash very nicely. They get softer the more you wash them.

Atmosphere very chill and calm. Service on point. Prices very reasonable. Boozies lobster incredible. Even the nachos were mind blowing. Our host jahquim is the man. He took very good care of my family. Maybe the best host in the carribean.

Lovely flavoursome food served in big portions here. You get good value for money. The waitresses are not quite as friendly as you would like, but the bar staff seemed friendly. Atmosphere was not as lively as elsewhere on the strip, so would be a good place to unwind. Can't critique the food, it was delicious. Was not a long wait for the food for us either.

Unfortunately, we were not lucky this night. We came there at six and they said the kitchen will be open by seven. We came back at 7:30 and it was not easy to get a table even though there were tables available. After some waiting, they seated us. It took at least half an hour until the waitress came to get our order for drinks in. We ordered food right away as well. The appetizers didn’t came and we were about to leave after an hour of wait. Then our appetizers came; yet we were awaiting for the main course. After staying two hours in the restaurant, we weren’t served our main dish and we decided to leave the place. The food looked amazing on the other tables. The service was questionable. If you spend more time in Saint Kitts, maybe it would be worth a try to go back there; however that night we weren’t lucky at all.

What a charming spot by Frigate Beach. Although the tables are a little jammed inside but it’s cozy and comfortable. Our server was very nice and patience as we took awhile to order. The frozen Mojito was very refreshing on a hot summer night. We had the delicious Coconut Shrimp and Jalapeño Pepper for starters. I got the Garlic Conch, very tendered and flavorful. Hubby had the Steamed Whole Snapper which was cooked just right. Not only food tastes good and also big portions as well.

Their lobster is the best on this island! Their food surprises you in every bite! I came every single week the time I was there. You probably have to wait a million years for the food but it's 100% worth waiting! Little reminder: the staff has their moments sometimes :)

Excellent food. Good portion sizes. Fair prices. Quick service. My wife had the BBQ pork ribs and I had the Cajun shrimp pasta. We shared coconut shrimp as an appetizer. High scores for all choices, with the pasta being a highlight for both of us for how rich and cheesy it was.

Fantastic food, very good service. Whilst it was quite busy I didn't notice much of an atmosphere. Being with other people may have distracted me from any atmosphere. That said, the decor is good and it was nice and clean. I would certainly recommend a visit..

Small museum that has a few historic artifacts of interest. A lot of the exhibits and images look like they were just pulled off the internet, but you can tell the people who put it together take pride in the work. There is a $5 USD fee to enter the museum on the second floor of the building, while the gift shop is free to enter on the first floor. Expect to spend about an hour to get through the entire museum.

Mrs. Moores is absolutely delicious. A friend of mine told me of this place and it was absolutely fantastic.

Such a disappointment, especially after seeing the Museum at Nevis. Staff were pleasant & welcoming. However, the main exhibition was both small and in my opinion, quite disinteresting - it was based on the history of carnival and led up to current day music..... There was then 1 other small room with a very limited display of information and small relics. The fact that the museum is small, is not the problem. The Museum at Nevis is small but well presented and packed with interesting historic facts. The Website states that "A tour of the Museum will take you on a journey through the early stages of sugar cultivation.  From densely covered forest to the golden and black volcanic sand covered beaches, we boast a diverse ecological experience which is on display in the museum.....Inside the museum, one may feel as if they are living in the moment as there are ample amount of information and artifacts to relate to." This was the kind of content I was interested in, but this was NOT the reality of what is currently presented at all. Some of the photos that are currently on Google reviews are not a reflection of current displays. The Museum no longer allows visitors to take photos or videos and I wonder if the current limited display is the reason for this??

Not much to to look at but you pass right through it on your way to town. Does have nice old timey post cards though. Turn right to the post office where you can experience true island time as you wait for the clerks.

This is a good type of attraction to have on the island. More historic places are needed to give visitors and inhabitants a sense of identity and pride. There needs to be less bars and over-hyped, very expensive places.

Small place. Upstairs from the gift shop, where you purchase entry tickets. The staff is friendly and competent. The salons are well laid out and organized chronologically. Nice video presentation.

This is a small museum but well worth a visit. You can probably spend less than an hour here and read/view most if not all the displays at a leisurely pace.

Great hike to the top. You should do it.

Nevis peak is still an active volcano, though there are no recorded eruptions. The top is often covered by clouds which make the trail wet, humid, and slippery.

Nevis the sister island to St kitts in the Caribbean is very much worth visiting. There are lots to see and do but a hike to the Nevis Peak is a + 👍

Landmark that cant be missed..towering at 3232 ft. Is Nevis' peak...great for hikes

Great experience but it’s too cloudy on the top

The view was worth it

10/10 would live there again

Peaceful place as it should be, but horrible history. One christian denomination destroyed the church and build another christian denomination church. This is a result of colonizers. A burial site too, one or too of the tombs are falling apart. I tried to peak in, but couldnt see anything. A massive old tree, so beautiful, hug it if you are there for grounding. Nice location for sure, near everything.

The most beautiful church in Basseterre, free entry and very close to the port, easy to visit on a cruise stop.

Very peaceful and nice gardens, it was open when wewent but very dark inside, no natural light. They say that you can climb the tower with a donation to the resident priests.

Beautiful grounds and historic architecture, well worth the short walk from the port. The cemetery dates back to at least 1750. Friendly congregants on site will discuss the meanings of the architecture and symbols found throughout. Get out of the tourist trap and visit this lovely site.

I try to visit here every year when my cruise ship visits just to see this place. It has become tradition to visit to see this place. Gorgeous building and cemetery grounds full of history…

Beautiful church and grounds!

Great views from the top of the tower

Beautiful serene quiet place. I had the best memories growing up here. I frequently visit to relive those memories. Favorite places are Herberts Beach, Pinneys Beach and Sunshines Restaurant 🩷

My favorite Island in the World! Been there at least 8-10 times. No place like Nevis! So many can't remember 🤦🏾‍♂️ My Happy Place! Small Island Less Hussle and Bussle then St.Kitts. World Famous Sunshine's Bar and Grill is my Favorite place to be everyday!!

I visited this very small island just over a week ago. It is a part of the twin island federation of St. Kitts and Nevis. I did not get to see all of this exotic island, but I saw enough to say that it is quite special. The people there are very friendly and warm. I like the lush vegetation, gorgeous serene, and magnificent natural beauty. It is not as developed or modernized as St. Kitts, but there is a pristine and unspoilt tropical atmosphere that they should preserve even as they modernize.

Beautiful island. Beautiful people. Coming back soon. Love you Nevis!❤️

I am biased its where my family are from lol, but locals are friendly kind polite and courteous. You can do as little or as much as you like, small and perfectly formed island in the Sun...but keep it to yourself 🤫

Nevis, the home of Alexander Hamilton has two major employers: Nevis International Bank & Trust, and Four Seasons Resort. They are absolutely beautiful places.

Not much to Charlestown, Nevis. A historic small town wherr people mind their own business. People are present but not overly friendly. Just a quiet small village. Not much to see or do.

Located on an old sugarcane plantation, this establishment has centuries of island history. Your tour guide will provide an in-depth historical overview of Caribbean 'rum making'. The well manicured grounds provide a scenic tour.

Very informative tour. Jermaine (the Guide) did a great job at explaining the process. And the variety of cocktails along with the rum tasting was a nice touch!

We loved the tour and tasting at Old Road Rum at Wingfield Estate. Just to state the obvious, this is not the current distillery. It is the historic ruins. We found it extremely interesting and fascinating to hear the process of this massive labor intensive task. Our tour guide was fantastic but I can't remember his name, sorry my friend! The rum itself was delicious! I love traveling and procuring good quality rums everywhere I go. Now to the small and cozy bar in the back... What great bar tender and what delicious cocktails. I HIGHLY recommend the rum sour. I should have taken a photo of the menu to see if I can re-create it back home. If you are a rum fan... I highly recommend this place. You can book the tour directly with them and just grab a taxi ride over there and schedule the taxi driver to pick you up an hour and change later. Thank you Old Road Rum for a great experience!! I can't wait to see it for sale in the US!

The tour guide was very informative. Great thing ro do if visiting. The Charleston Mai Tai tastes soooo good.

Had a wonderful time visiting the distillery! Kevis, the bartender was excellent and gave us a great tour of the whole facility! This is a "must-see" place!!!

The ruins and supporting information is interesting, but it's the beautiful scenery that surrounds it all that makes it even more worthwhile a visit. There are public toilets on site, free parking and a smoothie bar, alcohol bar and depending on the day, some local bbq grills and stalls to get food & fresh fruits from. Surrounded by rainforest and access to some paths that will take you around some of the area, it really is stunning.

Pretty fun afternoon. I just want to note that the rum is made at another site in town and the sugar comes from another island.

Beautiful evening with a priceless view. Broad menu - especially for the seafood lovers. Service by Candice and Mina was top-notch - attentive but not overbearing. Fancy cocktails, vibrant crowd. Walking distance from your hotel room! Would definitely recommend.

Beautiful dinner here. Absolutely LOVED the cocktails- Kendie is amazing. Food was super tasty ans filling. Will be back!

We had a great experience at mango. The view and seating is incredible as you are overlooking the sea. The appetizers were pretty good, definitely recommend the wahoo ceviche and the shrimps were great too. The Entrees didn’t reach the same level as the appetizer, I personally got the chicken roulade, which was different, but wasn’t amazing. The grilled lobster was great but didn’t reach the level of flavor and texture that others on the island did. The desserts were pleasing visually but lacked in the depth and complexity that i would usually expect. However, i may be getting too critical. 8.2/10

I will give them 4 starts only because I find the menu was VERY LIMITED I get it Nevis Is a very restricted destination with COVID and there are very few tourist landing but… 4 items as main course? Any ways staff was SUPER GOOD and VERY friendly the food we got was very good absolutely no complaints there Spiny lobster was exceptional and came served with all the trimmings The mahi-mahi I got was very good same for the ceviche

The mango smoothie was the best smoothie I’ve ever tasted and overall the food was wonderful. Also the deserts were plated beautifully and the service was fast and kind.

Cornbread was delicious. Also loved the coconut shrimp appetizer!

Cocktails in the upstairs terrace is a must before dinner. Tree House vibe brings you back to your childhood. The food is delicious with several curry options.

The Best place to visit on the Island.

Beautiful Blessings

A great experience until we got to $170 for photos. I would 9 out of 10 if that was the scale, but since it's not, it's just not a 5 star They took a large group and broke it up to smaller groups with nine. That was very comfortable. The staff was pretty amazing and truly a once in a lifetime experience.

Simply an awesome experience. The dolphins seems well looked after and happy. Friendly staff too.

What an incredible experience we loved it from start to finish… would recommend to everyone! We had ample time in the water with the dolphins, the trainers were great, there was space to leave your belongings in lockers (free of charge), and also showers if needed too. We booked the photo package beforehand and this seemed the most sensible option as is not, you will be charged per photo and it works out crazy expensive… the package however was great value for money… we ended up with just under 100 photos between us for $55pp. The staff were also helpful and friendly at the centre and there is a little shop for souvenirs should you wish to purchase.

We had an amazing time with Penelope the dolphin — she was so sweet and fun. Huge thanks to Jesus for being a great trainer and to Charnelle for capturing the best moments. A truly unforgettable experience!

Absolutely fantastic experience from dolphins, to crew, to the ladies working in the Gift shop. Half as pricey as SeaWorld back home, and they have smaller groups, longer dolphin interactions, more pictures per price, and they redo the tricks if they don't get a good photo! The dolphins were happy and well cared for, and we're eager for interactions, bright eyed and understood the body language for the "tricks" and behaviors. The handlers knew them well and did well guiding them, and were super knowledgeable about their behaviors out in the wild. Lilo, a 27 year old dolphin, she was super energetic and healthy for her age, and had the cutest birthmark on her tail fin that looked like a rose tattoo! Sweet dolphins, great staff, and great photos! Highly recommend as an experience for all ocean and wildlife lovers.

Absolutely worth the time, money AND get the digital photos that they will make sure all get delivered right to your phone. I upgraded my package for an addition $30 to do two extra swims/ activities with the dolphins and it was also amazing.

We really enjoyed this excursion but the organization of the different groups in different pools was not the best. Some trainers gave zero information while others were marine biologists sharing their knowledge during the encounter. There was a lack of communication between the staff and participants and things felt very disorganized with how the staff placed people and organized the encounter activities. They don’t allow you to bring your own cameras and charge an exorbitant amount of money to purchase the photos they take. The dolphins seemed to really love the trainers so that’s a good thing. I would do this again but would pick a different package and hope to not be in the kind of group I was placed in.

We shared a delicious lobster prawn combo! It took a while to arrive after ordering, so be prepared to wait a while especially when the place is busy. I guess there's about 100 tables, so can be a lot of people eating and enjoying the music. Very popular. Loud live pop and reggae music 🎵🎵🎵. Parking off the street.

Fresh seafood and well cooked. Lobster was not dry and it was tasty. Snapper was delicious. Nice view of the ocean while eating. Great place to view sunset. Free parking. Beware of mosquitoes.

Good food at a good price. They serve what they catch so you know the seafood is fresh. The lobster was excellent and the pizza was very good.

Food was unbelievable excellent! It was a Thursday night so the place was quiet which was nice. I have been before and the place has been buzzing with live entertainment!

Ambience was nice. Food wasn't special.. Shrimp was drowning in butter.. The fish was nice and flavorful.. The steam corn was the bess part of the meal for me.

For a great local dinner experience, go here. We came shortly after 6pm with 8 people and we were pleasantly surprised. We picked an outside picnic table, was greeted and told how to order and we ate, enjoyed the views and the entertainment (two singers that evening). Very tasty! I would recommend!!

My favorite place. I like everything. Food takes some time but it depends on how busy it is. I've been going there with my husband for years. We're very know by the staff even by name. We brought the family sometimes and they're always have fun. Do not expect luxury, the theme is wonderful local people. Lobster, chicken, fish, ribs, shrimp,combos etc plus pizza. We've have had everything on the menu. They have live music or bands especially on Fridays. Nice sunset at least we've seen some.

Port Zante in St. Kitts is a vibrant cruise port bursting with Caribbean charm! Right in Basseterre, it’s steps from colorful shops selling souvenirs, duty-free jewelry, and local batik. The food court serves tasty curried goat and tandoori prawns, with local Carib beer to sip. Steel bands and friendly locals create a lively vibe, though it can feel touristy and crowded. St. Kitts itself stuns with lush rainforests, Brimstone Hill Fortress, and dreamy beaches like Cockleshell Bay. A fun, sunny stop for cruisers.

Really great place for shopping. Lots of different stores and duty free. Make sure if you find an item you like a lot of stores have the same item and there can be a difference of anywhere from $25-$40 and also bargain with the vendors there’s always room. Sone great bars also.

Interesting place jewelery shops left and right everywhere you look. I guess it is because there is no tax.

Love, love Port Zante, so much to do. The night life is beautiful, good food, you just have to find it. Great location, the bars by the terminals are cool, the market near by too.

Beautiful area. I will have to say I only went in 2 stores and was followed I mean flat out followed around which made me leave both and not attempt another.

Some shop are open a lot are not, at this time. All insist on wearing your mask. Some will take your temperature and use hand spray. The shops that are open are all good stores and their associates are working hard to keep them open. Unfortunately the museum is closed. All have high hopes for more opening in the future.

Great place, increases seating, clean enough bathrooms, water fountain with actual cold water, live music at times, the steel pans, clean, non smoking zone, welcoming entrance to St Kitts. Marsc level 1. But it's just the entrance... To St Kitts, get out there and say you've been to St Kitts.

Awesome spot. A last minute decision to go here for lunch did Not disappoint!!! Friendly staff and great food, And That View!!!

Often come here during the day & evening & the food is always great with good presentation, prices are good especially for the portion sizes & staffs always friendly & relaxed

BBQ Friday and Sunday amazing food and great value the seafood BBQ was enough for two with a whole lobster shrimp and fish kebab whole grilled fish coleslaw corn and rice and peas $150ECD The Bar Rahoul - what a lovely chap!! Couldn't be better service and great value 3 beers for $5 ! Nope I am not on commission but when treated to super service, friendly chat and a warm welcome without pushing any drinks/food etc Loved it

I do like dining here when craving some traditional local cuisine, and it never fails to satisfy. The food is always tasty, and the view from within looking out to the Caribbean Sea is spectacular, to say the least. A good place to eat and take in the clear blue water of the Caribbean Sea.

Decent food with wait. They seem to do a brisk carryout business. Waitstaff is pleasant. The place has a lot of potential as a beach hideaway. I'd call in my order next time.

We stay at the Timothy Beach Resort every trip & this is where we eat breakfast. Had about every item on the menu. We love the snack bites at lunch beachside. Banana pancakes, salt fish roti, omelettes, French toast… it’s all good! On certain days the cook can sing country music like a champ :) and we love it. Crispy chicken wings at lunch and smoothies all day. Get the Ting with A Sting too! Best way to start the day is Sunset Cafe!

Great location, great food, great service! Had the lox on bagel and bloody Marys.

It's a fountain and a clock, despite being one of the most iconic spots in Basseterre, it's nothing remarkable. Close to the port and easy to visit.

The Berkeley Memorial was erected in 1883 and was for a long time the only public memorial commemorating an individual in St. Kitts. It was dedicated to the memory of Thomas Berkeley Hardtman Berkeley, a legislator and owner of the estates called Fountain, Greenland, Greenhill, Ottleys, Shadwell and Stone Fort. The structure contains a clock and drinking fountain. It was designed and produced by George Smith and Co of Glasgow, Scotland. Two other similar structures were produced by the foundry but only the one in St. Kitts survives to this day. It sits in the center of bassetere and should be on your picture list if you visit.

A unique memorial in the original centre of downtown Basseterre. It's a roundabout itself, surrounded by business enterprises ranging from banks and restaurants to tour companies, transportation services and clothing, and cosmetics. Interestingly, it has a standpipe, which was an important part of the social landscape decades ago. And it has a working clock.

Pretty cool. Looks a little like the fountain in London, Picadilly circle. Big traffic circle crazy drivers, minimal driving rules. Watch yourself! It even has a clock in it the locals call "little Ben", after Big Ben in London.

A monument in the heart of the capital city. In a bustling place, this monument stands out.

Cool tourist spot near the Basseterre Ferry Terminal. Many shops nearby. Be careful when posing for pictures, cars and taxis fly by!

A busy roundabout watchout when taking or posing for photos. The Berkeley Memorial a clock tower and water fountain.

We almost didn’t stop in because of some of the ratings, however we decided to give them a shot and were not disappointed. The service, music and food were good. We had Pina Colada, chicken quesadilla and shrimp sweet chili wrap. It was perfect 👌🏾. They have a partnership with Koi Resort and we were able to get cabanas for free.

Service was ok. Prices and food need improvement. $30 for a snapper with minimum seasoning that was the size of a pet fish. I understand tourist up charge but be reasonable and fair. Would not recommend.

Went a few weeks ago and was delighted with both the food and the service. Today, however, no one bothered to come and take our order. We had to go to the bar and ask for a menu and drinks. We ordered food and it was delivered to us as takeout and missing the fries 😡 The waitress looked as us as if we owed her a living when we asked her to put it on plates and our second round of drinks never arrived. We paid up and went elsewhere for our second drink. I doubt we will go back and would now hesitate to recommend visiting.

Lives up to its name with great vibes (had to say it) Perfect spot in the middle of the Strip. Friendly service and great bar food with awesome views of the Caribbean from Frigate Bay. Nothing like eating with your feet in the sand and beer in hand. Great drink specials and fun place during the day and night.

Came here for lunch for 2 and it was lovely; the food, the service and the staff in general. Then came for drink in the evening with a larger group of people. Went to pay, and one of the staff behind the bar rang us up. Initially for 50, but we clicked the wrong button so she had to redo the charge, and when she redid it she entered 60. Gross

Great place! Rented some chairs and umbrellas here on a cruise to St. Kitts. Staff is friendly, food was excellent. Would definitely recommend.

Grouper sandwich is the "catch" of the day today and is highly recommended. The Pina Colada was delicious as well. There was overcast from the storm this morning, but we were the only ones on the beach. 🌞 ⛱️

I thought this museum provided a nice history of the island, and of course it was cool to see the connection to Alexander Hamilton. It wasn’t super fancy or anything. $10 per person.

To elevate the visitor experience even further, I’d recommend investing in training for volunteers or staff—not just to enhance hospitality, but to ensure they can confidently share the rich history. Consider replacing handwritten cardboard signs with more durable and engaging formats, such as digital screens that play short videos about the site’s history, culture, and nearby attractions. Linking points of interest—like trails, historical landmarks, or scenic overlooks—can encourage visitors to explore more of what St. Kitts has to offer, benefiting both the retreat and the local community. The above is only my suggestion. There is somuch to do and places to visit that should be place at the fortfront of what your visitors cando increasing the foot trafic and therefore the experience of any traveler.

Nice little museum, worth visiting to support the place and learning about history of the place. Nice little coffee shop and souvenir’s on site

Tourist ripoff. $10 per person for two rooms of "exhibits" that are not much more than copies. Well, tourists are rich and throwing money everywhere, might as well have them throw some money here, why not. Save the money and look at the buildings from the garden and sit under a tree for some time.

Excellent presentation of informative, historic information. I learned so much. Myself, my husband and 3 teenage children really enjoyed and benefited from this visit. The Museum is small - but full of bright, clear information, pictures and historic relics. The home of Alexander Hamilton was also interesting. Surrounded by some beautiful gardens. Would definitely recommend a visit.

I was in the room where it happened... Beautiful Island & Amazing People... very welcoming country all around. Had a tour of the island giving the first stop to be this amazing location. Very well preserved history for any history lover and if you love Rum you might be able to get a Hamilton Reserve bottle from Clifton Estate Rum (I am so serious... best Rum I have ever had).

Great place to start your visit of Nevis! Self tour, lots of different displays about different times in their history. If your a Alexander Hamilton fan, this is where he spent his early years. Small gift shop and small restaurant on the grounds.

So much fun! The rain from Hurricane Tammy washed out some of the trails but Obo pivoted and gave us an incredible day. We chased rain around the island and got wet and muddy but Obo checked in regularly to make sure we were good and up for the adventure. No doubt he would have kept us dryer if that had been our preference. Great pictures at Timothy Hill and a wonderful lunch at Ship Wreck after driving was done. 100% recommend!

Great tour. Booking the ATV excursion your cruise line offers will give you no where near the fun and excitement you will receive on this tour. You’ll meet great people all around from your taxi driver, to your tour guides, and even the people at the beach and bar. Definitely will be back when in St.Kitts again.

Love love loved this tour! Maxine was right on time to pick us up, had a large van big enough to comfortably sit the four in my family and 4 in another. Rusty had us going in the buggies in no time, he was a great help. Obo and Rusty took us all around the island, it was so fun to off road, but also cool to drive on the other side of the road! They were so helpful while we were driving. Rusty continously cleaned our windows to ensure a safe ride! We then went to JoJos and had the best rum punch ever. She really is a local gem!! Maxine took us to the beach/shipwreck and gave us extra time since our boat was due to set sail a little later then it was supposed to. Delicious fish tacos, a great place to snorkel as the reef is just 5 feet from the shore. All in all I would highly recommend Mad Max and her amazing crew. Thank guys so much!

The trip completely lives up to the hype - adrenaline rush plus some breathtaking views of the island, a fantastic guide, and a great final lunch stop. Will be the first thing we book when we go back.

Super fun half day tour! Starts off with a tutorial and then you are off. Tour is part on road and part off-road racing around. Then they drop you at the beach/shipwreck bar where you can grab great food and drinks, see monkeys and go for a swim. We loved it! The guides were knowledgeable, helpful, kind and funny. Highly recommend this for a day out in St. Kitts.

Stayed just next to this beach (March'23)and loved it much calmer seas than the other side of the island and beautifully clean and clear water and beach just like the whole island. Great bars nearby for drinks and food I loved this place and can't wait to go back soon!! Can get busy as they tend to bring the tourists from cruise ships here but they went up the other end of the beach to where we were. I miss my morning swims in this beautiful place but be warned the sea wasn't the warmest but you get used to it!

I've lived in Frigate Bay for a year now and I'll say the location is just absolutely perfect. You're close to a lot of amenities and restaurants and the beaches are gorgeous. The only thing I don't like is the water tends to go out every evening and we occasionally have power outages but that's pretty standard for most of the island. I would highly recommend staying staying in Frigate Bay if you would like a little more off Island luxuries and to be close to the hotels.

A calm and peaceful place for a quiet family holiday. Some great restaurants in the area. Rock Lobster, Pizza Boys to name a couple. Reggae Beach is 10 minutes drive from here. Lovely area to spend a day. Has good cafes. Spice Mill has great food options. We spent lot of time near Debbie’s shack. Debbie is a lovely person and makes tasty chicken wings 😃. Try her Rum Punch with a Pakistani syrup Rooh Afza - a wonderful invention.

Expect predatory establishments and racist threats. We took a walk on the beach and were met with threatening behaviour and harassment from a 🔔🔚 with a visibly abused monkey on his shoulder. Do better St Kitts! 🇬🇧

Frigate Bay is the place to be. We had dinner at Boozie's several nights and drinks in the bars along the beach. Rum punch and Carib (beer) were our choice of drinks.

Review of Frigate Bay – St. Kitts “The Island’s Most Popular Beach and Entertainment Destination” Frigate Bay is one of the most visited and well-known areas in St. Kitts, located just a few minutes outside of the capital city, Basseterre. It is considered the island’s main tourist district, famous for its beautiful beaches, resorts, vibrant nightlife, and recreational activities. Frigate Bay is divided into two main beach areas — North Frigate Bay and South Frigate Bay — each offering a different experience. The North Bay faces the Atlantic Ocean, with stronger waves and wind, making it perfect for water sports like surfing and kiteboarding. In contrast, South Frigate Bay opens up to the calm, crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, making it ideal for swimming, relaxing, and family outings. Historically, the area around Frigate Bay was less developed and primarily used for small-scale farming and fishing. However, with the growth of tourism in the late 20th century, Frigate Bay transformed into a hotspot for luxury hotels, vacation rentals, and beach bars, while still preserving its natural beauty. One of the biggest attractions of Frigate Bay is The Strip — a lively stretch of beachside bars and restaurants along South Frigate Bay Beach. The Strip comes alive at night with music, dancing, local cuisine, and beach parties. Popular spots like Vibes Beach Bar, Mr. X’s Shiggidy Shack, and Boozies are famous for their Caribbean-style seafood dishes, cocktails, and live entertainment. Frigate Bay is also home to some of the island’s best resorts and golf courses. The St. Kitts Marriott Resort and the Royal St. Kitts Golf Club are both located in this area, offering luxury accommodation and world-class amenities. Another special feature of Frigate Bay is its stunning view of the nearby hills and the island of Nevis across the Caribbean Sea. Visitors often enjoy hiking the nearby hills or relaxing on the beach while watching the sunset over the water. Why visit Frigate Bay? It offers the perfect blend of relaxation and entertainment. Whether you are looking for a peaceful beach day, a fun night out, or a taste of Kittitian hospitality and culture, Frigate Bay has something for everyone. It represents the modern, tourist-friendly side of St. Kitts while still maintaining the island’s natural charm and friendly atmosphere. Frigate Bay continues to be a symbol of how St. Kitts has embraced tourism while preserving its natural beauty and local culture.

I read the other reviews and this was not what I found. Quiet...yes. scenic views of the ocean...yes. Lots of pubs...yes. Don't walk down the road behind it as you will get a different perspective. Even the beach had debris, an old firepit, and it looked beaten up. A few of the pubs looked interesting, but a few looked scary. We found a great spot at the beginning of the strip. Sunset pub. Nicely maintained, small little pub that looked down the bay, nice view, and great service. Look at the ocean and it is picturesque, looking down the beach and not so much.

Saw ital creations when I searched for a restaurant in the area. The farm and menu intrigued me so we stopped for an early dinner. My husband and I both ordered the special which had basmati rice, vegan meat. Patty, beans, and salad. Food was the perfect temperature and everything was delicious. We decided to try two of the desserts and they did not disappoint. I hope to be able to go back before we head home.

The food was plated so beautifully - very innovative combinations of flavors and one could sense how very thoughtfully and consciously crafted …however with that said, I arrived towards the end of the day and the food was stone cold - sure that was okay for the salad/raw portions, but it had soooo much potential to taste a thousand times better if much of the items had been warmed even a smidge —-/ also there was a dead fly swimming in the sauce or curry … rather disappointing really. I would love to return, but certainly would choose to arrive closer to opening or lunch time when the food is more freshly cooked… The sitting area is so peaceful and green 💚

First visit to St. Kitts to visit friends. My First Ital and man it was so good! Had the Wrap and it was fantastic along with some pepper sauce to boot. I'd post a photo but the food evaporated straight to my belly! Hah... Next time I visit that Burger is on my list. Thank you for the meal and good vibes. :D

amazing food all grown on their land.. beautiful place, beautiful people, beautiful food. 10/10

Great experience at eating here. Food was great, people friendly. The owner Mohiní is very enlightened and conversational. The farm tour experience is ideal and beautiful.. I would suggest you try them

Amazing food!! I have a bunch of allergies and he was super accommodating!! You can walk around the garden and see the food before prepared. Very very yummy no complaints!!

Next level nourishing food and lovely people.

Beautiful setting, gorgeous decor. Food was nice but served a bit colder than I'm used to. Nevertheless, was delicious. There was only 1 waiter hosting all tables - he was rushed off his feet but did a terrific job. Been to Luna a few times. Always know I will have a good experience here.

You need reservations. The food was outstanding! Immaculate setting and the staff was wonderful!

Very chic restaurant while keeping the island vibe. Service was top notch, creating the perfect atmosphere for a romantic dinner. Best lobster we have ever had - Worth coming just for this. We ordered: - Lobster ravioli (perfect appetizer) - Fired grilled sauted lobster tail (locally hand caught!) - Coconut cake Worth the visit if you come to Neves!

Disappointed that several food items were not available (lamb shanks, lobster ravioli, lobster chowder, and conch fritters). The food we did have was good, however. Service and drinks were great and Roma did a wonderful job!

Came here on multiple occasions while on vacation and the food is amazing. Definitely was one of my best dining experiences in Nevis. The ambience, music, service, quality of food are all 10’s across the board. Thank you Luna! 💕

Showstopper! Tucked away, beautiful open air with courtyard and impeccable service and food! From the Hammock Moon cocktail all the way to the coconut cake . Romantic yes, privacy yes, We had a starter, entrees, and dessert. All phenomenal

Luna is one of our very favorite restaurants on the island of Nevis--we have been to many over several visits. It's always the first restaurant we visit upon arrival. One thing you know about Luna is that the food will always be full of flavor. You can't go wrong with the fresh catch of the day or the curry. There are excellent appetizers and the soup du jour is awesome because it just tastes like Nevis island flavor. The service is wonderful and super friendly. Everyone at Luna takes great pride in what they do--from chef to waitstaff to bartender. Owner Mark has created something very special and unique. The decor and atmosphere is chic from the courtyard vibe to the Moroccan lighting. The location is way more convenient and accessible that many of the other restaurants on the island--if that is important to you. Again, we love Luna and look forward to many happy returns.

The view itself is beautiful however like other carribean islands that rely on tourism the moment you approach exiting the cruise port terminal you have 30 people shouting at you to go to the beach, take a taxi, or force a monkey on your head for a photo..I couldn't even walk next to my family and talk or complete a sentence without someone approaching us to sell services or souvenirs. At first I was polite but then it become harassment level and ruined the experience. Im on vacation for peace and quiet , this was obnoxious and I've never even encountered this in NYC. I grabbed once sarong and ran back to the cruise terminal to avoid the harassment. And yes we would say no to people but they kept pushing no taking no for an answer.

Open air tour busses and taxis are available right outside the port. The port itself is all about shopping. There were 3 big ships docked on our visit so ot was packed. The security line to get back to the ships always had a wait and no shade. You can go a block or two beyond the shopping area and see how the locals lives with ease. English was widely spoken and I always felt safe. There were lots of photo ops with monkeys and some of the animals were aggressive.

Major port to embarking and disembarking to St. Kitts. When multiple ships arrive, "chaotic" is the word of the day. If you are trying to join a shore adventure, there will be dozens of drivers holding signs to try to direct you, but they are in no particular order. With hundreds of people trying to find their rides all at once...well...good luck. The Landing itself needs work. If you are mobility-challenged, I did see a shuttle, but if walking, just watch your step - it is not a smooth journey. Once inside St. Kitts, there are plenty of shops with all the usual clothes and trinkets, but you can also find alcohol, smokes, among other items.

Port Zante is a fantastic port area located in the lively city of Basseterre. The charming promenade is surrounded by colorful stores, cafes and local restaurants, making it a must-visit destination. By the way the world‘s largest cruise ship the Icon of the Seas arrived at the same time!

Vendors were very helpful when shopping and nice atmosphere.

Nice development on the cruise port and the strip mall. It feels safer, especially not being harassed by street performers or monkey pet owners who chased tourists for high tips for just taking a snap shot of the site or performance, like it used to a few years ago. But bathrooms are available for a dollar each use. They take the money first before they let you use it, though the bathrooms are clean but ain't that modernised. Some stalls didn't even havr locks on it. That is quite expensive, where every other cruiseship offer their clean bathrooms for free.

Very lively place. There are a lot of liquor Stores, so if you are looking for something, shop around. There are Casinos available as well and restaurants. These is also an area where you can buy souvenirs from, eat and drink, without having to worry about safety, too much.

I’m writing this review for the massage therapist on the beach Angela. She was INCREDIBLE. Very, very fair prices & offers discounts for cruisers. The massage was with oil & fresh aloe vera & she did such a phenomenal job. She was incredibly sweet & personable as well. She makes you feel very comfortable. When you come, definitely ask for Ms. Angela! Thank me later. ;)

Great beach club. Lovely sunbeds and a great pool area, with friendly drinks service by the pool and on the beach. Food in the pool bar was good, and reasonably priced. Sand was a bit gritty, and the sea, being on the Atlantic coast, was choppy, but lovely nonetheless. Music by the pool was atrocious, though.

Excellent location with friendly and welcoming staff. I’ve been here a week already (staying for 7) and it’s fabulous! Location is great because there are 2 grocery stores within a few minute’s walk and loads of restaurants and bars at the hotel and surrounding areas. This time of year it’s very quiet as well. Shout out to the bartenders at the Lobby Bar! Loving it here!!!

Had the pleasure of staying at the property July 17-20. The customer service was great from each and everyone I came across while there. They have a nice size gym, is in a great location, activities, more than one pool and the BEST pizza I’ve ever had. I’ll be thinking about that pizza forever. The 2 bedroom villa we stayed in was spacious and equipped with everything we needed, the beds were comfortable, and good water pressure in the bathrooms. The only thing to be mindful of is the seaweed smell, which is completely out of their control. Besides that I’d recommend this location and would 100% return to stay again.

Absolutely beautiful beachfront location that lives up to all of the standards of Marriott vacation clubs. Lots of nearby attractions accessible by taxis standing by at the resort. Numerous on-site restaurants, and the friendliest staff you could possibly ask for. We couldn't ask for a better place to spend a couple weeks on St. Kitts.

Had a great time. Nice big expansive resort with friendly staff. The seaweed was stinky and i wish they fought it daily, but the beach was empty almost everyday. Probably due to low season but we had incredible weather all week.

Great experience. Staff was very polite and helpful. Room was right on the Atlantic. Rooms are very spacious and clean.

Port Zante Marina, located in Basseterre, St. Kitts, is a vibrant and well-equipped marina that serves as a gateway to the island. It offers modern docking facilities for yachts and cruise ships, making it a popular stop for both private boaters and large cruise liners. The marina area is clean and well-maintained, with plenty of shops, restaurants, and duty-free stores nearby, providing visitors with a convenient mix of local culture and tourist amenities. The views of the Caribbean Sea and surrounding hills add to the marina’s charm, making it a pleasant spot to stroll or relax. Overall, Port Zante Marina is a great starting point for exploring St. Kitts, offering both convenience and a lively atmosphere for visitors.

Good selection of your typical Caribbean cruise port stores, some unique stores. The lines to return to the ships can get very long and slow, depending upon how many ships are in Port that day. Easy access to downtown for self-led exploration. The national museum is here but it was closed for renovation.

Great port area when visiting on the ships. Lots of different shops and restaurants. They make it extremely easy to get a taxi and our taxi even picked us up and brought us back ti the port later in the day

Port Zante is where all the cruise liners dock and it has a number of shopping outlets, bars, and places of interest for visiting passengers and local islanders alike. I have had the pleasure of visiting both as a cruise liner passenger and visitor whilst on the island. With the Christena Monument and a host of other attractive shops, bars, and local services, this is a must visit place.

Nice port in San Juan PR.

Nice little Marina. We stayed on our boat there for about three weeks. Very quiet and pleasant. People are very nice. Showers. Security. Walk off boat into port Zanta and then. Grocery across the street. Close to ferry port for Nevis. Rental cars short walk. Park it inside Marina close to boat. Fuel services. Restaurants walking distance reasonable prices.

Nice place to visit beautiful views if you get a taxi to a beach. Plenty of choice to pick up a great tour when of the ship.

Be ready to walk down stairs on arrival as there’s no jetway directly into the terminal. Factor in the weather for the 100m walk. We arrived at a fairly slow time so got through immigration and customs pretty quickly - they were very efficient. Be sure to do your entry online ahead of time or you’ll have to do it when you arrive. I can see how things in baggage and customs might slow down with multiple planes arriving at once. Convenient entry into Saint Kitts, with ground transportation just steps from the terminal.

Everything flowed smoothly. I arrived about 2 hours before my flight departed and made it through security about 30 mins before boarding. If traveling on a weekend, I recommend arriving at least 2 hours early. My only complaint is their was a water outage, so I couldn't use the restroom before I boarded the plane.

This airport should be a lot better for such an idyllic island. The place isn’t well air conditioned and there isn’t enough room for all the passengers and well wishers during the busy period. Worse is that that process is poor - passport and boarding pass check to enter the security area and then AGAIN 15 seconds later the at bag scanning. Weird seating configuration in the waiting room, toilets at the ragged edge of bearable and few options for food. Spoils a beautiful place to visit somewhat.

Small airport. No ammenities or airline clubs. There are bathrooms, 2 small stores selling drinks, snacks and souvenirs once you passed the security. There’s also a small cafe that you can order some local food.

So glad to be back in St. Kitts. Such a welcoming arrival at Bradshaw. Shiloh helped us through the whole process and our Titanic sized load of luggage. The staff at customs, immigration and the valet were all friendly and helpful.

I went to Temptations Duty Free, there are actually two outlets there run by the same company! They sell gifts and I bought 4 baby vests for my grandchildren (all for under 1 year old’s ) and a small bottle of hot sauce which they said was a total of 70 dollars. I assumed Eastern Caribbean dollars but it turns out it was US dollars which meant I paid £54 for 4 baby vests and a small bottle of hot sauce! Just shocking! I then asked for a refund and they said no they couldn’t give me one. Really bad customer service, absolutely nothing in the shop was priced as all and they seem to make up prices as they go! My receipt showed a total amount rather than itemising what I had brought. I feel absolutely conned and would never shop there again.

Surprisingly good experience at this airport, considering a number of bad comments. The staff was pleasant and helpful. Facilities limited. It seems that duty free shopping is only available when US and UK airlines depart.

Great airport. Very clean and Covid conscious. On arrival it was a breeze doing all the paperwork in advance. On departure, lines weren’t bad and we sailed through security. They really have it down. Suggestion- bring pens with you throughout the trip. Good for filling out forms, signing checks, etc. No masks required once you get through security. Very nice. If only more of the airports in the US were run this well……

Didn't have any problems, they were very welcoming and so far I'm enjoying my stay

Small airport but clean and well staffed. Security was efficient. Nice little coffee shop and several shops with various St Kitts merchandise.

The ground staff were so helpful. My sister and I were traveling wheelchair assisted and they could not have been more helpful. We had omitted to fill out our entry paperwork and they helped us with that too. They got our bags from the pick up point and found us a taxi to our destination. Everyone was very cheerful and smiling.

The airport staff and customs were amazing. Coming back to the US, they were strict about the quart-sized bag for liquids. I didnt realize that, but the security were very pleasant about. Also went I arrived at SKB, I asked one of the security guards outside of the terminal about Hertz Rental. The security made sure I found Hertz's representative. Thankful for all the St. Kittitians I encountered.

Definitely can't handle large crowds on arrival, total chaos, took about 45 mins for bags to be brought on luggage belt. Departure lounge is incredibly hot.

After Hurricane Maria this was the only airport in the region with commercial flights back to the US. The airport staff are great. Very friendly and helpful. The airport itself is small and you will find the food options limited and a little expensive. The island is beautiful and I plan to go back to visit in the future

There are photos online of this place in its heyday, with people, plants, shops, a tourist centre, greenhouses bursting with plants. The reality is quite different! This is a mostly abandoned (but cared for in abandonment) wasteland with empty buildings, derelict greenhouses, with great views and clearly a few bits of agriculture here and there. Charging $5 (US) each to see this derelict is, to be honest, daylight robbery. The only people who visit are idiot tourists, like us, off the standard ‘tour’ route (because they certainly don’t take anyone there….for a reason!) Save your money, buy a couple of cold Carib beers, and look at pictures on the internet. It’s more fun.

Fantastic views and beautiful scenery.

After risking our lives to get here driving with the crazy drivers on St. Kitts, a very unfriendly woman told us " we're not open to tourists". Would have been nice if they put this on the website. Place looked shabby and rundown. Don't waste a trip here.

Loved St Kitts. Best fun of all the islands we visited. Train ride around the island a must. open train 20 miles and hour over small mountains and around the many beaches and towns. Almost 4 hours of fun. Park lots of good shopping. Got to hold and get pictures with monkeys. These monkey's are treated well. More monkey's there than people. Nice people. Go go to St. Kitts.

A very beautiful place fulled with flora from Taiwan and the rest of the Caribbean. the gift shop will keep you entertained as well as give you something to drink at the attached smoothie shop.

Another beautiful place for a visit. Great photo opportunities

Very nice park but rough ride to get there. Had a cavern deep underground very very nice didn't have to walk road a tram down under.

Did a full day catamaran cruise on our cruise stop in St Kitts & Nevis. It was amazing, snorkeling was awesome and the beach in Nevis was beautiful. Staff was friendly helpful and very personable. They provided yummy food (banana bread was delicious) and always made sure everyone had a drink in their hand. played fun music and danced along with everyone. It was the best stop on our 7 day cruise. Thank you blue water for an eventful memorable day. I can’t recommend this excursion enough. 10 out of 10 for sure!!

This was definitely the highlight of our trip. This crew was fun, amazing so polite and helpful and just made for a great time. I have been on many boat tours and not had great food but this lunch they provided and all their drinks were really impressive. I would highly recommend this for anybody. It’s family friendly. You can snorkel if you want or you don’t have to. Boat is very large and plenty of places to sit you can get out of the sun if you need to. We had a really amazing time our family of four with two teenagers

Absolutely Fantastic! We went on the half day trip and had a blast! We were so impressed by every aspect of our trip. The booking process was easy, the staff were so friendly and welcoming, the boat was clean and well kept, the trip was well organised and set off and ended at the specified times - I can not fault anything. We really enjoyed the lunch and drinks throughout. There was plenty of food, it was very tasty and all looked to have been hygienically prepared and served. The snorkeling spot that we stopped off at was honestly one of the most beautiful areas I have ever snorkeled in. Not only were the number and varied species of fish incredible, but we saw sea turtles and even an OCTOPUS! Definitely plan to do another trip with these guys when we're back on the island.

This was such a fun day! My husband booked for my birthday while we were in port on a cruise ship. Timely pickup, good driver, all the staff was very friendly. The men who take you out on the boats couldn’t have been nicer or funnier. One of them actually gets in the water and snorkels with you pointing out amazing things that could easily be missed. We will definitely be back! Highly recommend.

A totally outstanding trip. Wherever we go as a family we tend to book a boat excursion, we've done it in the Med, Atlantic and Carribean a number of times. This was the best by far. Yes, we travelled the Carribean Sea to Nevis, snorkled (excellent snorkeling gear that worked well including flippers) and saw amazing fish and turtles, ate a lovely lunch on board and then stopped off at Nevis for a couple of hours on one of the loveliest beaches I've ever been on. On top of that we had a free bar with beer, soft drinks and rum cocktails. But this really wasn't the best thing. The crew were experienced, kind and totally respectful. At every point, I felt safe and well looked after. There were a few single ladies on the trip and they were also treated with respect and care. I would HIGHLY recommend this trip. It really was a memorable day for me and my family.

I can’t say enough about blue and his amazing team that brought us on our snorkel kayak beach adventure. We had an amazing time and blue made sure we got the most out of excursion. Do yourself a favor and book that excursion. You won’t be sorry! We had a amazing time and will be doing it again when we go back to st kitts!

Went out with these guys while in St Kitt’s for a half day snorkeling tour. This was one of the best snorkeling trips we’ve been on. Crew was approachable and fun, and we spent a great day on their well maintained and clean boat. The boat ride to the snorkel site was really nice along the coast. They were helpful with snorkeling and made sure everyone was safe. Would highly recommend this company when in St Kitt’s

To find the entrance turn up the road that has a sign advertising a zip line. You'll see parking on the right above the old rum brewery. To find the trailhead, follow the main road you drove up and the road will become asphalt/rocks. Keep following this road and eventually it will narrow and become more of a typical dirt/rock trail. You will get to a trailhead sign eventually-maybe 35min to 1 hr into the hike and you'll come to signs showing the military trail and the D'ane trail.

The trail can be slippy and it's not flat, but if you wear good footwear you're ok

Gorgeous! Don't need to write a lot more. The batik was beautiful. They had a little snack area where you could get an ice cold beer or water and a snack.

This is definitely a rainforest worth hiking! It has several trails, and though they recommend a guided tour to avoid getting lost, and learn more about your surroundings, you Can hike it by yourself. The are several forks and trails leading off trails, so unless you're Great with directions, stay close to a group. There's a zip line, an awesome smoothie hut out front, and other scenic tourist spots on location, like Wingfield Estate. The bathrooms on site cost $1usd to use and you have to get a ticket. There are several locals set up at the entrance selling souvenirs and the Batik Butterfly Garden is within walking distance. It costs $3usd, but there's no entry fee for the rainforest. You can take the local bus from downtown to the rainforest, for $2usd per person, and it takes 15-20 minutes. The bus will drop you off at the bottom of the hill on Old road and you have to hike about 3/4 mile to the rainforest entrance. Otherwise, take a taxi or a tour

A local tour guide brought us to these ruins and told us about growing up in the area. We spent most of the time walking through what was once a rum distillery. Lots of history here! It's also on the edge of the rain forest, if you're interested in checking out the local flora and fauna.

Our guide, O'Neil, was fantastic. He had grown up there and knew everything about the flora and fauna. He had created the original trail through the rainforest. He took us up 'the hard route'. 1400ft up the canyon. He pointed out trees, fruit, roots, wildlife, volcanic rocks and the canyon. The view at the top over the canopee was amazing. Ask for O'Neil as your guide!!

We did our ATV Adventure tour here in the forest with a local company. It was an amazing excursion! We saw many old structures, the view of the volcano, and beautiful views of the ocean from up high. The dirk roads were perfect for ATVs to ride around for fun.

Excellent choice for breakfast and a little history, the house is about 300 years old and still has its slave cellar intact!

Good and quiet place)))

Nice little gallery

Nice place for liming