St. Kitts and Nevis – Charming Sisters

The twin islands of St. Kitts and Nevis gives a perfect setting for vacationers amidst mountain rain forests, isolated beaches, heritage buildings and volcanoes which have not erupted for long. A large number of travellers fly to St. Kitts and Nevis which are also referred as sisters. St. Kitts, the bigger of these two, is more vibrant while Nevis is little sleepy. The country that boasts of its sugar riches is also represented by mellow culture and friendly locals. If you have not visited this city yet it is high time to plan a trip. Here we give a lowdown on its top draw cards.

Brimstone Hill Fortress

One of the prized colonies St Kitts was highly important for British who made Brimstone Hill Fortress to defend it. The fort was made during late 17th centuries using slave labour. The fortress has now been converted in to a museum giving an insight into the life of soldiers resided here. The fort that dominated 18th-century battles has now been declared as UNESCO world heritage site. A visit to this fort should be the part of everyone’s itinerary.

St Kitts Scenic Railway

St kitts can be visited in different ways but nothing compete with a view of the island from the sugar train. This one of its kind railways takes you through the islands coastline. The train which was designed to carry sugarcane from plantations to factory is one of the major draw cards for the country. Your trip will be made further interesting when a group of cappella singers joins to sing calypsos.

Oualie Beach

Oualie Beach in Nevis is a hedonistic haven where margaritas flow from the on-site beach bar. Want to take a bite of sip the beach has several chairs and hammock to sit and enjoy an exclusive preparation. In addition, the beach offers excellent opportunities for snorkelling and scuba diving.

Frigate Bay (St. Kitts)

Are you someone who looks for fun at beaches? Then Frigate Bay could be an ideal destination. The beach remains abuzz with activities round the clock. The beach enjoys proximity to best dining, shopping and nightlife options. There are some hotels in vicinity where you can seek accommodation. North Frigate Bay faces the Atlantic Ocean while South Frigate Bay faces the Caribbean Sea. The place offers an excellent beach experience to the guests.

The Treasury Building and National Museum, Basseterre

Old Treasury Building situated on the Basseterre waterfront now houses the National Museum. The museum gives an insight into the history, culture and heritage of St Kitts and Nevis. The Treasury Building is also referred as the gateway to the island as there was an archway which was a point of entry for the passengers coming from the sea.