St. Kitts and Nevis
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1. Banana/Cockleshell Bays
Beach–SightThese twin connected eyebrows of glittering champagne-color sand—stretching nearly 2 miles (3 km) total at the southeastern tip of the island...Read More
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2. Black Rocks
Geological SiteThis series of lava deposits was spat into the sea ages ago when the island's volcano erupted. It has since been molded into fanciful shapes...Read More
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3. Brimstone Hill
Historic District/SiteThis 38-acre fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is part of a national park dedicated by Queen Elizabeth in 1985. After routing the French...Read More
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4. Fairview Great House & Botanical Gardens
Garden/ArboretumParts of this French colonial great house set on more than 2 lush tropical acres date back to 1701, with an impeccably restored interior in...Read More
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5. Friar's Bay
Beach–SightLocals consider Friar's Bay, on the Caribbean (southern) side, the island's finest beach. It's a long, tawny scimitar where the water always...Read More
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6. Frigate Bay
Beach–SightThe Caribbean side offers talcum-powder-fine beige sand framed by coconut palms and sea grapes, and the Atlantic side (a 15-minute stroll)—sometimes...Read More
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7. Independence Square
Plaza/Square/PiazzaThere are lovely gardens and a fountain on the site of a former slave market at Independence Square. The square is surrounded on three sides...Read More
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8. National Museum
Museum/GalleryIn the restored former Treasury Building, the National Museum presents an eclectic collection of artifacts reflecting the history and culture...Read More
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9. Old Road
Town/VillageThis site marks the first permanent English settlement in the West Indies, founded in 1624 by Thomas Warner. Take the side road toward the interior...Read More
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10. Port Zante
Marina/Pier/DockPort Zante is an ambitious, ever-growing 27-acre cruise-ship pier and marina in an area that has been reclaimed from the sea. The domed welcome...Read More
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11. Romney Manor
House/Mansion/VillaThe ruins of this somewhat restored house (reputedly once the property of Thomas Jefferson) and surrounding replicas of chattel-house cottages...Read More
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12. Sand Bank Bay
Beach–SightA dirt road, nearly impassable after heavy rains, leads to a long mocha crescent on the Atlantic. The shallow coves are protected here, making...Read More
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13. St. George's Anglican Church
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis handsome stone building has a crenellated tower originally built by the French in 1670 that is called Nôtre-Dame. The British burned it...Read More
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14. St. Kitts Eco Park
Educational InstitutionCreated in collaboration with the Taiwanese government, St. Kitts Eco Park essentially functions as an agro-tourism demonstration farm, with...Read More
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15. St. Kitts Scenic Railway
Tour–SightThe old narrow-gauge train that had transported sugarcane to the central sugar factory since 1912 is all that remains of the island's once-thriving...Read More
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16. White House Bay
Beach–SightThe beach is rocky, but the snorkeling, taking in several reefs surrounding a sunken tugboat, as well as a recently discovered 18th-century...Read More
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