Your Itinerary
Day 1 - Welcome to Saint Kitts
Today you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel.
Day 2 - Half Island Tour
First you will visit Brimstone Hill is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved historical fortifications in the Americas. The construction of Brimstone Hill began in 1690. From the top, the islands of St. Eustatius (Statia), Saba, and sometimes St Barths can be seen.
You can then go to Old Road Rum for some Rum Tasting. The Old Road Rum Company exists to bring rum production back to the island of St. Kitts. Rum first flowed from the Old Road Distillery in 1681, making it the oldest surviving rum distillery in the Caribbean. Tour the distillery while enjoying one of their craft cocktails and finish with a rum tasting.
You can also visit Romney Manor, Home of Caribelle Batik. Romney Manor – Caribelle Batik’s home is at the house and garden of Romney Manor, adjacent to Wingfield Estate. Caribelle Batik has acquired an international reputation for fine batik products made of quality fabrics, including the exclusive sea island cotton.
Day 3 - Hiking and Rainforest Exploration
Embark on an unforgettable day of adventure at Mount Liamuiga and Rainforest Exploration St. Kitts! Unveil your inner hiker amidst St. Kitts’ stunning landscapes. Journey to the dormant volcano of Mt. Liamuiga and gaze into its crater with bubbling hot springs below.
Explore the enchanting rainforest canyons at Bloody Point or Wingfield, where green vervet monkeys playfully swing overhead. Let us share our top hiking tips to enhance your experience!
Challenge yourself as you hike Mount Liamuiga (4-6 hours) Explore the 3,792-ft (1,156-metre) Mount Liamuiga or 3,232-ft (985-metre) Mt Nevis on foot during a guided trek. It is possible to hike to the top of the peaks and back, but the routes have some challenging sections. Hikers need to be quite physically fit to complete these routes, and for safety’s sake, it is necessary to go with qualified guides. On clear days, there are remarkable views from the top of both mountains, including the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, and the many surrounding islands of the Leeward Island chain.
Or if you want a more relaxed day visit The Valley of the Giants Rainforest Hike, a 2.5-hour guided walking tour into the “Valley of Giants,” a place of rare beauty and tranquillity that is the island’s richest reservoir of biodiversity. Discover a series of mysterious rock carvings left by the Aboriginal people, either as a ritual or as a record, hidden away in a coastal canyon.
Day 4 - Sky Safari, ATV and more...
Feel the thrill with Sky Safaris’ five-line zip-wire adventure! Soar high above a lush valley on ‘The Boss’, a 1,350-foot line that promises an adrenaline rush like no other.
For the active explorers, hop on a mountain bike tour to uncover the island’s hidden gems. Choose from exciting 4×4 safaris, quad biking adventures, or ATV tours at Wingfield Estate and Fairview Great House & Botanical Gardens.
Days filled with excitement, natural beauty, and unforgettable memories!
Day 5 - Sail and Snorkelling
Unwind as you sail along the S.E. Peninsula coastline and enjoy the breathtaking views. Discover sea life with reef fish among the volcanic rock formations, and you may even see a turtle or stingray! If you don’t fancy snorkelling, you can swim or just relax and enjoy the open bar with lunch.
Day 6 - Day at leisure
You might want to finish your day at Shipwreck. With the mountains of the Southeast Peninsula as a picturesque backdrop, Shipwreck is ideally located on a beautiful stretch of beach gently lapped by the calm, turquoise Caribbean Sea. Feel the warm sand beneath your toes, bask in the gentle breeze, and enjoy the fresh ocean air from the comfort of our padded lounge chairs. Their cocktails are always freshly made, the beers always cold, and the grill fired up to craft your favourite snack.
Day 7 - Sugar Train Scenic Railway
Discover the charm of St. Kitts aboard the unique 18-mile Scenic Railway, fondly known as the ‘Sugar Train’. Journey along the historic narrow-gauge tracks that once transported sugar cane along the picturesque northern coast for nearly a century.
Hop aboard this iconic railway for a 3-hour guided tour that circles the stunning Eastern Caribbean island of St. Kitts. Experience the island’s rich history and vibrant culture as you pass through rural villages, plantation ruins, and scenic beaches. While the train features air-conditioned lower cabins, the upper deck is the preferred spot, offering panoramic, unobstructed views of the island’s beauty.
Built between 1912 and 1926 to serve the island’s sugar plantations, this ‘Last Railway in the West Indies’ now provides an unparalleled opportunity to soak in the breathtaking scenery and immerse yourself in the authentic culture of St. Kitts.
A memorable journey aboard the St. Kitts Scenic Railway, where history, culture, and natural beauty come together in a unique and unforgettable experience!
Day 8 - Transfer to Nevis
You will be driven to Christophe Harbour, the departure point for your private water taxi. During the 10-minute boat ride to Nevis, you will experience your first taste of this beautiful island and the striking mountain and sea views. Upon arrival at Oualie Beach Nevis, you will be escorted to a taxi for private transport to your hotel.
Named by early Caribs as Oualie or ‘Land of the Beautiful Waters’, others know it simply Nevis as the ‘Queen of the Caribees’. An unspoiled beauty filled with exquisite flora and gardens and busy with amazing wildlife and stunning tropical birds.
The waters around Nevis are teeming with game fish such as tuna, barracuda, sailfish, blue marlin, wahoo and mahi mahi. It’s possible to arrange a trip with our local professional fishermen for an island fishing experience like none other.
Enjoy the marine life and outstanding views of the island of Nevis and the towering volcano, Mount Nevis from your kayak or canoe. A rare vantage point for our spectacular island and relaxing element to enhance your Caribbean vacation.
Day 9 - Get to know Nevis
Historic Island Tour . Explore the island’s unparalleled beaches, freshwater springs, volcanic hot springs, and stunning black and white sand beaches.
Unparalleled beaches surround the island and natural freshwater spring and volcanic hot springs are dotted along the coastal plain – creating a true island paradise. Nevis Peak, the striking volcano in the centre of Nevis is responsible for the stunning black sand, which, joined by beautiful white coral sand, makes up the idyllic sandy beaches that encircle the island.
Day 10 - A day of relaxation and exploration
The island of Nevis is 36 square miles in size with a 20-mile main road that runs around it, making it perfect for cyclists of all levels. Nevis is also a mountain biking paradise with both single and double track trails and challenging or easy rides.
Or if you fancy horseback riding, Nevis Equestrian Center can take you on a sunset beach trail.
Day 11 - Off roading or golf?
See Nevis in a different way as you go off roading on the ATVs around the island.
Later, why not enjoy a spot of golf. The world-class golf courses on Nevis offer golfers an extraordinary golfing experience in a unique tropical setting. The facilities are exemplified by the Robert Trent Jones II 18-hole, par 71 course at the Four Seasons Resort.
Day 12 - Hiking and Wildlife Exploration
Or, go hiking in the forests, veer off down trails and stroll along the beach – taking in the island’s rich history with the guides available, and learning about its stunning flora and fauna along the way. The climb up Nevis Peak is a great adventure we can arrange just the right hiking tour experience for your stay. This is for very high fitness levels!
The island of Nevis is home to more than 156 gorgeous bird species – from the astonishing Hummingbirds, found supping on the flowering Heliconias to elusive Bridled-quail Doves. The shores, mountain valleys and coastal lagoons host yet more stunning species – including nocturnal herons and swifts gracing the night sky and the early dawn – each one a beautiful sight in an idyllic location.
Day 13 - Last Day at leisure
You can perhaps start the day with some fishing. There are many reefs off Nevis, and hence plenty of reef fish. These reefs also create drop-offs, and it is here where you will find an abundance of game fish, such as Wahoo, Tuna, Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Sailfish, and Kingfish.
You have the rest of the day to relax and enjoy your last day on these stunning little islands.
Day 14 - Home
You’ll be transferred by taxi boat and dropped off for your flight home.
Hopefully, you’ll return home with a treasure trove of unforgettable memories from your fabulous holiday. From the stunning scenery to the incredible experiences, every moment has been crafted to leave you with lasting joy and relaxation.
