The St. Kitts Guide

is your comprehensive guide to the varied beaches and lush tropical landscapes of the sister islands of St. Kitts and Nevis. Here an unhurried way of life remains the norm, and vacationers from around the world experience a lifestyle that's relatively uncorrupted by the bustle of modern life.
 

St. Kitts and Nevis are both characterized by pleasant sea breezes and mild tropical temperatures year-round. Mid-summer afternoon highs average around 87 degrees Fahrenheit, and the winter temperatures are not much different. In fact, the early morning lows average just 75 degrees in the coldest months of the winter. Though St. Kitts is located in the Atlantic hurricane belt, very few vacations are actually disrupted by a storm. Summer is also the rainiest season, so vacationers traveling to St. Kitts or Nevis during this time will want to pack accordingly. Our month-by-month weather guide has all the details you need. More...
When To Go
In St. Kitts, every season has its own distinctive flavor. Learn more about what to expect year-round. More...

Budgeting
Take a moment to consider the most expensive aspects of your vacation before you leave home. More...
Air Travel
The speed and convenience of air travel make it an extremely popular choice for vacationers eager to reach St. Kitts. More...
Cruises
Taking a cruise to the island is a great way to enjoy every minute of the time you spend traveling. More...
Sailing and Yachting
If you love the high seas but would prefer a little more independence, look into sailing into St. Kitts on a private or chartered vessel. More...

 

 

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Nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike will be surprised by the variety of options available to visitors. From volcanic beaches, natural gardens, and historic sites to water sports, birdwatching and gambling at the local casino, there are plenty of attractions and activities on St. Kitts. More...
Culinary Styles
Along side familiar favorites prepared by St. Kitt's top chefs, vacationers will want to taste-test some regional dishes. Local specialties include rikkita beef and goat water accompanied by local produce. Fresh fruits and vegetables are hard to grow, due to the sloped terrain, but worth the effort since local crops help cooks on St. Kitts and Nevis fuse fresh ingredients with Caribbean spices to keep travelers coming back for more. More...
Restaurants
The islands offer a variety of dining options, from elegant restaurants serving gourmet cuisine to casual establishments offering local specialties in a relaxed atmosphere. To ensure a seat for lunch at the nicer restaurants, reservations are recommended, and during the peak season dinner reservations are a requirement almost everywhere. Rather than pricing each individual prices item on the menu, many of the local establishments set a fixed dinner price, ranging between $35 and $65 (USD), that stands no matter what you order. Our comprehensive dinning guide provides helpful tips such as these, and provides detailed information about individual restaurants, so you can easily plan ahead. More...

Your on-island lodgings may vary widely - from private rental properties to lavish all-inclusive resorts - but no matter what you choose, you can rest assured that you'll never be far from a breathtaking view. More...
This dual-island nation has an intriguing heritage forged by Europeans, Africans, and the indigenous people, who inhabited the country long before European exploration and colonization. Having survived the battle of ownership by the British and French, it has recently emerged as an independent nation which enjoys a flourishing tourism industry. To immerse oneself in the local history and culture, vacationers can visit one of the many historic sites, or attend folk culture celebrations and events like Culturama, a five day celebration that keeps the island's age-old customs alive. More...
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