The Leeward islands are often favourites of travellers searching for a different Caribbean experience, and St Kitts & Nevis Holidays thrive upon this identity. These twin islands are characterised by their mountainous and uninhabited inland areas, with the majority of roads, farmland and urban areas built around the coastline. The result is an island with the winning combination of a spectacular landscape and plenty of secluded retreats.
And within this tiny shoreline space, you’ll find all the staples of the Caribbean experience: luxurious beaches, clear blue seas and the opportunities for relaxation and exploration that come with them. If crowded beaches are a worry, sunbathers can find secluded beaches around the island’s undulating shoreline. Meanwhile, St Kitts & Nevis Caribbean Holidays cater to water explorers of all abilities, scaling from beginners’ reefs like the Monkey Shoals and Friars Bay Reefs to the challenges of wreck diving or the currents of Nags Head. A similar variety of water sports are available on the waves too.
Holidays to St Kitts & Nevis may particularly reward the adventurous traveller, but the nation’s world class Inns and Resorts also ensure that they can appeal to everyone. With a variation of onsite swimming pools, restaurants, sports facilities, beach access and a universal commitment to your comfort and enjoyment, you will be in good hands for the duration of your stay. The experience in the capital (Basseterre) and other significant towns is also robust, with many fine restaurants and bars, as well as a Casino in the Frigate Bay area. The historical side of the island is worthy of investigation, with fortresses such as Brimstone Hill which are well preserved, as well as many quaint churches and a national museum housed in Basseterre’s old treasury building.
Alongside the stunning coastlines and lush tropical rainforest, St Kitts & Nevis offers a wealth of activities to those seeking a Caribbean holiday. Keep your eye-out for the annual Latin Festival in October, the National Carnival Parade in January, the Cayon Green Valley Community Festival in May, the Johnny Walker St. Kitts Open in June and more. For culture, history and heritage, it’s worth checking out some of the original plantation inns, many of which have been converted into luxury hotels and restored to their colonial era. In addition to this, there’s a host of museums, ruins, old sugar mills and nature to explore. And speaking of nature, the active holidaymakers among us will love a quad biking excursion, a Nevis Peak hike, Nevis cycle tours and more. There’s something for all levels of fitness and ability.
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