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St. Kitts Information

The Secret Caribbean Paradise - St. Kitts embodies a kind of lush tropical paradise... an intoxicating blend of natural scenic beauty, rich vegetation and azure-blue waters. For eco-tourists or anyone who enjoys natural wonders, St. Kitts will exceed your every expectation. Hiking is the best way to see the splendor of this island, with a trek that will take you into the crater of a dormant volcano or through an emerald green rainforest.

The exceptionally clean white and black sand beaches of Frigate Bay Beach and Friar's Bay offer some of the best swimming on the island, while divers are sure to discover colorful reefs and possibly even ancient shipwrecks.

Weather in St. Kitts

These islands enjoy a tropical climate with low humidity and an average yearly temperature of 79°F. Year-round temperatures range from 68 to 90°F, with cooling trade winds, and the annual rainfall averages 55 inches.

St. Kitts Airport Information

Travel to and from St. Kitts uses the Robert Llewelyn Bradshaw International Airport.

Rental Cars in St. Kitts

In order to rent a car in St. Kitts or Nevis, you will need to purchase a permit from the Traffic Department (approximately $11 U.S.), and remember to drive on the left-hand side of the road. On St. Kitts, the only major agent is AVIS (869-465-6507, 1-800-331-1084). A & T Car Rentals offers affordable four door vehicles, they are on Parkrange Street in Brasetterre (869-465-4030). A local agent that offers cars and jeeps is Delisle Walwyn & Co. (869-465-8449). On Nevis, you can try Skeetes Car Rental (869-469-9458).

Tipping Practices in St. Kitts

A 10% service charge is added to most restaurant bills. Additional tipping is not expected, but is appreciated.

Weddings in St. Kitts

Waiting period is two working days (not including Saturday and Sunday); proof of divorce or a death certificate is required, if applicable; and the fee is $20 if the couple have been residents of St. Kitts for 15 days or more, $80 if under 15 days.

Activities in St. Kitts - Things to see and do in St. Kitts!

Brimstone Hill Fortress
This imposing fort took over 100 years to build, and has some of the best views anywhere. Parts of the fort have been converted into a museum, and the summit offers a great spot for a picnic.

Caribelle Batik at the Gardens of Romney
Visit beautifully manicured gardens and an ancient, sprawling Sama Tree. On your way to Caribelle Batik, see Bloody Point, and then stop to examine ancient petroglyphs.

St. Kitts Sugar Factory
Observe the transformation of raw cane into bulk sugar, and see why for centuries the sugar from St. Kitts has been rated among the best.

Carib Brewery Tour
See the secrets of brewing the most popular beer in the Caribbean on the free tour, then stop for a cold one!

Potpourri
The East Caribbean dollar is the official currency. U.S. currency and credit cards are accepted throughout the island. For the latest information on festivals, attractions, restaurants and bars, see the St. Kitts Department of Tourism's signature magazine, The Visitor. It can be found at the tourism offices and hotels throughout the island. Weddings & Honeymoons St. Kitts is the ideal place to have a honeymoon, and also makes getting married easy with simple marriage law! The hard part comes in trying to choose from dozens of scenic and romantic spots to tie the knot! Taxis are readily available with prices fixed by the government. If you rent a car, you must first purchase a local driver's license, available for $50 EC - - and remember to drive on the left!

Nevis Day Trip
A 6-minute flight or 45-minute water ferry brings you to St. Kitts' sister island, where you can lounge in ancient thermal springs or on a pink sand beach.

Black Rocks
Unique formations made when lava hit the ocean, surrounded by great views.

St. Thomas Church
Visit the church and see the tomb of Sir Thomas Warner, the "gentleman of London" who brought the first settlers to St. Kitts. The tomb (dated 1648 and engraved in Old English) sits under a green gazebo in the churchyard.

Monkey Hill
Named for the more than 125,000 green African monkeys that inhabit the islands, this 1,319-foot knoll is the perfect spot to view these adorable creatures. It's an easy climb to the top, and you'll be rewarded with a beautiful view of the summit. Also, be sure to notice the overgrown ruins of The Glen, a former plantation great house.

Downtown Basseterre
A towering cathedral, Victorian clock tower, and centuries-old stone buildings offer an interesting glimpse into the island's long history.

Golf
Golf is great in St. Kitts, with challenging courses throughout the island, all with incredible views. Tee off on links that run through sugar mill ruins, or up the slopes of a volcano.

Carnival - Late Dec. - Early Jan.
A flamboyant display of colorful costumes, masks, parades and dancing.

St. Kitts Music Fest - Late June
Performers and music lovers flock to St. Kitts from all over the world for four nights of salsa, soca, samba, reggae, jazz, gospel and Rhythm & Blues.

Shopping
The streets of Basseterre are lined with duty-free shops and markets filled with local arts, crafts and treasures. Most stores close by 4:00 pm, and are closed all day Sundays.

Endangered Animals
The island is home to a variety of animals, like monkeys, the rare Hawksbill bird, and the Greenback sea turtle. Guided kayak-snorkeling trips are an excellent way to view these exotic species.

Mangroves
Where the land and ocean mix, wild mangroves provide a unique habitat full of interesting sites and creatures. Watchful crabs live among twisted trees, while thousands of birds make a home of this interesting area.

Volcano and Rainforest National Park
Mt. Liamuiga, a.k.a. Mt. Misery, is the cloud draped, dormant volcano that dominates the island. The challenging hike through a rainforest rewards its visitors with awe-inspiring sights along the way, and a stunning view of St. Kitts and seven nearby islands from the top.

Dining
Capitalizing on its unique fruits, vegetables and freshly caught seafood, St. Kitts offers great Caribbean cuisine with local flourishes of flavor.

Southeast Island Tour
A six-mile road connects the marshy edge of the island with Basseterre, winding through hidden coves, peaceful bays and protected forest areas of rare plants and animals - even monkeys!

Catamaran Cruises
Hit the water in these boats for exciting snorkeling and picnic trips, or romantic sunset cruises.

Kayaking
This adventurous sport is becoming increasingly popular, especially around picturesque shores near the areas of Turtle Beach and Frigate Bay, where kayaks can be rented.

Diving
St. Kitts offers rare underwater sights including volcanic vents and increasingly rare black coral. The reefs and shelves off of St. Kitts are relatively unknown, and include exotic fish, many fascinating wrecks and coral caves.

Fishing
Anglers can test their skills in search of Tuna, Amberjack, Wahoo and trophy-bill fish including Marlin.

Snorkeling
Spots abound throughout the waters with some good snorkeling right off the beach near Old Road Town and in Dieppe Bay.