Local Attractions
There is so much to see and do in Kitts so it is important to have some direction so that you get to the sites that really interest you. Whilst we are highlighting just some of the attractions, remember there are many more from which to choose and we would love to point you in the direction of those as well.
SOME OF ST. KITTS’ WORLD-CLASS ATTRACTIONS ARE:
The Brimstone Hill Fortress
Declared a World Heritage Site in 1999, the Fort is an integral part of the history of St. Kitts.
www.brimstonehillfortress.org
Walking tours of historic Basseterre
Learn about the slaves that were traded at Pall Mall (Independence Square) to work the sugar cane plantations, the architectural legacy of the French and British, and more.
www.anniescaribbeantours.com
Local artists and galleries
“Must-sees” are Kate Designs, The Potter’s House Art Gallery and Studio, The Spencer Cameron Gallery, where impressive collections of various art can be acquired.
Kate Designs www.katedesign.com
The Potter’s House Art Gallery and Studio www.thepottershouse-stkitts.com
The Spencer Cameron Art Gallery www.spencercameron.com
The Scenic Train
This two hour island sight seeing tour has been dubbed the most luxurious and entertaining experience in the Caribbean.
www.stkittsscenicrailway.com
National Carnival
Takes place from the last week in December to January 2. Offers a burst of fun, music, island cultural dances, calypso competitions and street parades.
www.stkittscarnival.com
St. Kitts Music Festival
Usually takes place in June. Concert goers arrive from all around the world to enjoy the music of internationally known artists of reggae, jazz, calypso and gospel.
www.stkittsmusicfestival.com