Top Things to do in St. Kitts and Nevis
Top Hotels in St. Kitts and Nevis
- 1. Golden Rock Inn
- 2. Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour
- 3. Royal St.Kitts Hotel
- 4. Marriott's St. Kitts Beach Club
- 5. Four Seasons Resort Nevis, West Indies
- 6. Golden Rock Inn
- 7. Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour
- 8. Koi Resort Saint Kitts, Curio Collection by Hilton
- 9. Marriott's St. Kitts Beach Club
- 10. Timothy Beach Resort
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Top 10 Nature & Parks in St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Kitts and Nevis
Discover the best top things to do in St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Kitts and Nevis including Dos D'Anse Pond, Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, Mount Liamuiga, South Friars Beach, Nevis Peak Hike, Romney Manor, Wingfield-Phillips Rain Forest Nature Trail, Pinney's Beach, Cades Bay Beach, Dieppe Bay.
Restaurants in St. Kitts and Nevis
1. Dos D'Anse Pond
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
A peaceful mountain pond nestled among tropical trees and flowers.
Reviewed By Allabouthiking
This is a very strenuous hike, made even more so because it’s almost impossible to reach the parking area in anything but a 4x4. We had to park and walk about 2km ( uphill) to get to the trail. The directions are great but the trail entrance is almost completely grown over so it took awhile to find. Once you are on the trail, there are lots of markers. My friend and I are in our fifties and experienced hikers but this hike is quite the challenge. It took us about 2 1/2 hours to reach the gut for the final climb. Leave early in the morning so as not to be climbing the gut at noon. Hiking boots and polls definitely a must. Glad we did it!!
2. Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,597 reviews
The 'Gibraltar of the West Indies', this massive fortress on a limestone hilltop rises nearly 800 feet above sea level.
Reviewed By luv2travelmucho - Wallingford, United States
A must see!!! If you step foot on the island of St Kitts please do yourself a favor and make every attempt to make sure you visit this wonderful site. I rented a vehicle and I had a mini panic attack driving up and down the fortress driveways. Please take a cab. They do this trip every single day and are used to the hairpin turns and narrow alley ways that can freak you out very quickly if you are the driver so just sit back relax and look out the window. The admission fee is $10 per person cash only. We went on an early Sunday morning and had the entire place to ourselves which was awesome. There is a quick 10 minute introductory historical video to watch adjacent to the gift shop. The steep steps up to the left bring you to the most strikingly beautiful views of Saint kits and the islands of Saba and St Eustacius. There are probably 40 cannons to look at take pictures of and admire the beautiful scenery. The historic bell is also located on the top of the tiled roof. If you go below to the main open gallery Archway there is a different room to learn about every piece of history along your journey through end it is fascinating information. Once you take the steep steps back down there is beautiful views overlooking a vast field with gorgeous mountainous views as well as the adjacent ocean with ruin type stone arches. I highly recommend going early in the morning before it gets too hot and the crowds begin to develop. Bring plenty of water and wear proper foot gear. They were also absolutely gorgeous hibiscus flowers everywhere to admire.
3. Mount Liamuiga
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By PamPeisnerCruiseOne
We read all of the reviews about how this was a strenuous hike and thought, "We are active and fit people, we can do it!" Well let me tell you, the hike is a beast! Super fun and beautiful though. It was quite a sense of accomplishment when you are sitting at the top looking down at the crater. We had a great tour guide in Hilton from Poinciana Tours. He made it fun and manageable. There were many spots that were tough to navigate and super challenging. You literally are holding yourself up by ropes at some points and scrambling up slippery rocks and tree roots. Several times on the way down we just slid on our bottoms because it was too slick to walk. Don't wear good clothes because you will be dirty when you finish. My fitbit said I hiked over 11 miles in 5 hours so it's a great workout! I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants a unique adventure but is fit enough and agile enough to handle it.
4. South Friars Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 355 reviews
A clean and friendly beach where a variety of sea life, including squid and sea urchin, reside.
Reviewed By retiredandenjoyingit - Sarnia, Canada
We were on a cruise and stopped for the day. We had to take a taxi, but you give them a time and they will come back and pick you up.. The beach was nice and the water very warm. Two chairs and an umbrella costs $20 U.S. There is a restaurant and food nearby. It was also known as the Carambola Beach Club.
5. Nevis Peak Hike
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
This volcano is a favorite climbers, hikers and cyclists.
Reviewed By OliveoilYorkshire - Halifax, United Kingdom
I am a 68 year old not so fit grandmother and I did it! The first part, about a third, is on gentle but steep paths through the the forest. Then there is a river gully and ropes and rocks and tree roots. A warning of things to come. I was scared. The next section is all woodland steep pathways with the tree roots providing foot and handholds. The ropes start to become more frequent as the pathways gets steeper. My son lives on Nevis and is a horticulturist so I got some brilliant stuff on species, habitat and special plant characteristics as a bonus. Later I wasn’t listening as I was either so tired or so scared or both. This stretch was muddy and steep. On the last third the gradient really jacked up and instead of tree roots it was mostly rocks and boulders. Nearly all the very steep parts had ropes to help the climb. There were quite a few 15 to 20 foot near verticals. Footholds in most places but the soil was clay and wet so slippy. I did the climb in running shoes as it’s all I had with me and I didn’t have gloves. It was fine and the running shoes gave flexibility. I swallowed my pride and just kept asking my son for stops. Take lots of water and energy food. My Fitbit showed 3000 plus calories. My son was great and kind and didn’t complain about the stops once. It’s me and my stubborn pride and competitiveness that’s the problem not him! Anyway just when i thought it was never going to end. It did. The summit is small. The footprint of my spare bedroom. It was cloudy so no view. There is a box there as others have described but the book inside was wet and spoiled. Note for someone to get a replacement? I’m not doing this again. Don’t want to push my luck. There is a second summit, the higher one with the trig point. My son went off and did that and it took him 40 mins. He said it was overgrown and therefore a bit dangerous as the drops on the edge of the path weren’t visible. I think the journey back down was worse than the way up in many ways. My legs were tired which makes it dangerous and we took a different turn low down so had a hike to the car along the road. Well he did. I sat at Poor Mans Bar and had a cold Guinness!
6. Romney Manor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,018 reviews
This old plantation estate houses the Caribelle Batik works. You can watch colorful, tie-dye clothes being made.
Reviewed By luv2travelmucho - Wallingford, United States
I am so happy that we went to visit RomneyManor and the Carrabelle batik factory and store. It was truly a beautiful walk through the rain forest up to the grounds that are perfectly manicured and such magnificent flowers and trees to admire. There are endless photo opportunities here to enjoy. There is a fountain and an overlook to the rainforest and a bell tower to climb and a 400-year-old Saman with flowers everywhere. In addition to the gorgeous landscaping there are recently handcrafted batik pieces free flowing in the wind to dry and admire. I was so taken aback and fell instantly in love with one piece in particular that I went in to buy it right off of the clothesline. I asked to meet the artist and take her photo holding my new treasure. We also met the owner/groundskeeper who took us on a mini private tour of some of the specific plants, trees and flowers that were growing nearby with a very informative exclamation for each. I highly recommend visiting this gem while on Saint Kitts
7. Wingfield-Phillips Rain Forest Nature Trail
8. Pinney's Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 355 reviews
A postcard of a beach: fine white sands, coconut palms, placid waters and even a lagoon behind the beach.
Reviewed By kitsVA - Ashburn, United States
Was I in Hawaii? That's the feeling I got when I was walking on this lovely long stretch of beach with Mount Nevis on one side with foreground covered by all the coconut trees at Four Seasons and Caribbean sea as foreground to the beautiful long stretch of hills and mountains of St. Kitts. The water is crystal clear with gemstone blue shades. Fortunately Four Seasons and its buildings didn't ruin the natural feel of the surroundings. In fact they blended well and added to enhance the beautiful views of Nevis. The beach feels deep drop off at places but there are plenty of sections that feel very safe for a long soak while taking in the views of Nevis.
