YOUR ISLAND BEACHES & LANDMARKS - ST KITTS
Explore the best beaches and landmarks in St. Kitts and Nevis
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BATH HOTEL & SPRING HOUSE
Bath Hotel & Spring House, built in 1778, was the first hostelry in the entire region catering specifically to visitors, among them British and European aristocracy. You will find five thermal baths where the spring water is said to contain minerals of medicinal value to cure chronic rheumatism and gout.
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CADES BAY
This beautiful ruin (c. 1824) has the privileged distinction of being the first church in the Caribbean where any person, regardless of color, could come and worship.
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This beautiful ruin (c. 1824) has the privileged distinction of being the first church in the Caribbean where any person, regardless of color, could come and worship.
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A historic plantation that offers a glimpse into the island's rich past. Once a thriving sugar plantation, the estate is now a fascinating ruin with captivating stories of romance and mystery. Visitors can explore the remnants of the great house and enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding landscape, making it a must-see destination for history enthusiasts and adventurers alike.
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EDEN BROWN ESTATE
The Hamilton family owned and operated a sugar plantation up until 1950. It is now a snapshot into history of the sugar industry. The ruins include remains of a windmill, cistern, chimney, boiling house and steam engine.
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HAMILTON ESTATE RUINS
Located on the Atlantic side of Nevis, Herbert's is a great place for an afternoon stroll. The water can get choppy and it is windy. However, the views are gorgeous, and you'll rarely have to share this beach with anyone else.
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HORATIO NELSON MUSEUM
British commander Horatio Nelson met and married Fanny Nisbet, a local widow, on Nevis before leading the victorious British at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
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JEWISH CEMETERY
In the early 18th century, Jewish immigrants arrived in Nevis after being expelled by the Portuguese from Brazil. The immigrants brought with them the knowledge of growing sugarcane, which changed these islands forever.
If you want to pretend you are marooned on a gorgeous and remote island, this is your beach. The mile-long Lovers Beach has white sand, dense foliage, and crystal clear Caribbean waters.
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HORATIO NELSON MUSEUM
British commander Horatio Nelson met and married Fanny Nisbet, a local widow, on Nevis before leading the victorious British at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
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NEVISIAN HERITAGE VILLAGE
This museum showcases life on Nevis from the time it was inhabited by the local Kalinago people up until the present. An open-air stroll features everything form Kalinago dwellings to slave houses and a blacksmith's shop.
Fascinating New River Estate, a reminder of the slave trade, is a low-key but unique estate for the remarkably well-preserved evidence of the innovative technology adopted by the plantation’s owners.
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OUALIE BEACH
Catch the passenger ferry or water taxi directly from St. Kitts to this beach, and sit and relax at Oualie Beach Resort while you watch the boats drift in and out of the bay. This beach is home to sailing, scuba diving, and watersports.
Three miles of gorgeous sand and a host of dining establishments ranging from the Four Seasons to the infamous Sunshine's Beach Bar give this beach it's claim to fame. Soak up some sun, bar hop, grab a bite to eat or watch the sunset.
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WINWARD BEACH
This sometimes wild, but always breathtaking beach is great for finding beach treasures, but not for swimming (beware riptides). Watch giant waves roll in, and discover large driftwood while wandering the shore.