• Berkeley Memorial - Situated in the town center, this drinking fountain was imported from Scotland in 1883 and remains functional today.
• Independence Square - A historical landmark that is a must-visit for all tourists. Visitors are encouraged to try some local cuisine.
• His Majesty’s Prison (Basseterre) - Built in 1840 in Saint Kitts, this prison was originally designed for 82 inmates but housed around 320, including pretrial detainees alongside convicted prisoners. Most inmates had beds, though some used blankets on the floor.
• St. George’s Anglican Church - St. George’s Anglican Church is the largest in Basseterre, located at the head of Church Street. It resembles an English parish church, with heavy andesite rock walls and a slate roof. Like many buildings in Basseterre, it has been rebuilt multiple times, rising from ashes like the mythical Phoenix.
• Government Headquarters - Located on Church Street, this site occupies the land where the Newstead and Waterloo buildings, along with some smaller private residences, once stood. In the late 19th century, the lower western corner of Church and Central Street was dominated by the impressive Newstead Hotel.
• Joseph N France General Hospital - The main and largest hospital on the island.
• Carib Brewery - The sole brewery in St. Kitts, where the local beer is produced.
• Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine - The largest university on the island, offering American and Canadian veterinary programs.
• Bloody Point - The site of a massacre where over 2,000 Kalinago were killed by European colonists.
• Old Road Town - Home to the Kalinago rock drawing, dating back to 2500 BC.
• Wingfield Estate Sugar Plantation Ruins - A water-powered sugar plantation.
• Old Road Rum Co at Wingfield Estate Sugar Plantation Ruins - Features an old rum distillery uncovered after being hidden for centuries. Visitors can sample the fastest-selling local rum.
• Wingfield-Phillips Rain Forest Nature Trail - Offers a chance to explore the rainforest and listen to the birds.
• Sir Thomas Warner Gravestone - The tomb of Captain Sir Thomas Warner, located in Middle Island, St. Kitts. Warner died on March 10, 1649. The tombs of Warner and Samuel Jefferson (great-great-grandfather of Thomas Jefferson, the third U.S. President) were originally inside the original St. Thomas’ Anglican Church.
• Boat Yard - The island’s only boat yard, featuring a shipwreck visible in the ocean.
• Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park - A comprehensive site to explore.
• Sandy Point Town - Home to the island’s oldest Catholic church, where John Newton, the author of “Amazing Grace,” was ordained by three Catholic ministers.
• Dieppe Bay Town - The meeting point of the Atlantic and Caribbean seas, offering a side-by-side comparison before reaching Timothy Hill.
• Black Rocks - A stunning site with volcanic rocks in the ocean, offering breathtaking views and visibility of five neighboring islands.
• Mount Liamuiga - The island’s highest peak, once a refuge for runaway slaves. It is also a volcano, resembling a detailed woman.
• Canada Estate - The industrial area of St. Kitts, featuring masonry production plants and a quarry for large boulders.
• Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport - The island’s only airport, which is also international.
• Kim Collins Highway - Named after Kim Collins, who won the 100m dash at the 2003 World Championships, becoming the world’s fastest man that year.
• Eastern Caribbean Central Bank - A supranational central bank serving Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. These members of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States use the ECCB-issued Eastern Caribbean Dollar.
• St. Kitts Marriott Resort & The Royal Beach Casino - The island’s largest and most consistently occupied hotel.
• Timothy Hill - Offers the opportunity to meet, pet, and photograph the island’s green vervet monkeys, with a panoramic view of Frigate Bay from above.
• Frigate Bay - Visitors can enjoy the beach and try local lunches, or interact with locals at Inon’s beach bar, a popular hangout spot.
• Basseterre - A downtown tour featuring souvenir and food shopping, a full island tour, and visits to the war memorial, historical churches, and the Berkeley Memorial.
• Port Zante - Explore additional attractions not listed here and enjoy a variety of sights before returning to Port Zante.

• Private transportation
• Prizes to be won
• Bottled water
• Local brewed beverages from our only brewery on island
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel, Airport, and Cruise Port Pick-Up Included
• Beach Time
• Back to Ship On Time Guaranteed

• Lunch(You do have an option to eat when we get to the beach from a variety of bars at your own cost)

Join the boys for an unforgettable experience. With us, you’re not just a visitor; you become a Kittitian. Our aim is to immerse you in the authentic local lifestyle. Experience our culture firsthand as we transform the typical island tour into something extraordinary. Instead of spending hours in a taxi, enjoy the company of the boys as we share the true essence of our island, including our cuisine, music, traditions, and much more.

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