Category: Top Destinations

By the side of the road leading up to Romney Manor are a couple of big rocks decorated with rock carvings believed … Continue ReadingPetroglyphs

In 1626 colonial settlements were expanding so quickly that the local Carib population felt threatened and decided to attack the … Continue ReadingBloody Point

This Taiwan-funded greenhouse and garden complex showcases local flora but also serves as a place to teach young locals about … Continue ReadingSt.Kitts Eco-Park

In a small park behind a fence, this red-roofed church has a stormy history. French Jesuits built the first one … Continue ReadingSt.George’s Anglican Church

This modest museum is a good place to start your explorations of St Kitts. Displays deal with colonial history, the … Continue ReadingSt.Kitts National Museum

The focus of town is the Circus, a roundabout apparently inspired by London’s Piccadilly Circus. Anchored by a green clock … Continue ReadingThe Circus

The oldest Anglican church in the Caribbean was built in 1625, shortly after the arrival of British sea captain and … Continue ReadingSt.Thomas Anglican Church

The narrow gauge St. Kitts scenic railway is one of the most beautiful train rides in the world. Originally built … Continue ReadingSt.Kitts Scenic Railway

Locals ‘lime’ and exchange gossip at this grassy park anchored by a circular fountain crowned by three topless nymphs. Once … Continue ReadingIndependence Square

Wind and water have chiseled black lava belched up eons ago by Mt Liamigua into fanciful coastal rock formations. There … Continue ReadingBlack Rocks