St. Kitts Panoramic Tour with Optional Brimstone Hill Fortress (Reconfirm 48hrs)

While you’re in port in St. Kitts, get a full St. Kitts experience with our highly recommended guides. You’ll drive through Basseterre the city, enjoy gorgeous scenic views and have the option to enter Brimstone Hill Fortress (if option selected). Don’t miss St. Kitts’ top sights and attractions (Batik, Brimstone Hill (if selected), Timothy Hill) on this three-hour shore excursion.

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Pass By: The Circus, Bay Road Bank Street Fort Street, Basseterre St. Kitts

1) Drive through the city of Basseterre and view the clock "Big Ben's Little Brother" Little Ben in the Circus. The Berkeley Memorial. A gift from Lord Berkeley of England


Pass By: St Theresa Catholic Church, Main Road, Charlestown Nevis

View the church which was built 1856 and rebuilt 1927 - 1928. This structure is still in good condition and a historical architectural structure which is evidence of the artistic designs of the era.

Pass By: Bloody Point, St. Kitts

There is no evidence of the slaughter of the Kalinago Indians that were massacred by the English. It present area was a river then.

However, the venue still exists today

Stop At: Romney Manor, Old Road Town, Basseterre St. Kitts

The Caribelle Batik (Romney Manor). Entrance fee: US$3pp

1) Visit this picturesque garden with its different flora and the occasional fauna: green vervet monkeys, various birds

2) View the largest living organism in St Kitts "The Saman Tree" over 400 years old.

3) Close by are remnants of: aqueduct,mill house for crushing cane, lime kiln etc. all from the 1650s

4) Indian Petroglyphs. Evidence of Amerindians

5) This was the home of U.S. 3rd President Thomas Jefferson's great, great, great grandfather, Samuel Jefferson.


Duration: 25 minutes

Stop At: Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, Main Road St. Kitts

A UNESCO world heritage site. Entrance Fee: US$10pp

1) Sit in for the 10 minute orientation about this fortress

2) Visit this impressive structure built by slaves owned by the)

French/British and eventually the British

3) Visit the various museums & bastions

4) See the cannon guns (not usable) but still standing


Duration: 45 minutes