Rawlins has a grass tennis court and is just a short ride from the rain forest.

Port Zante, whose name derives from an ancient Greek myth, is home to 60 shops, purveying upscale goods, gold and silver jewelry, local souvenirs and crafts, and duty-free shopping.

Informally known as the Shiggidy Shack, this no-frills restaurant is well known among locals and regular visitors to St. Kitts.  Ideally located right on the beach in Frigate Bay, the Shiggidy Shack is famous for its sizzling Thursday-night bonfire parties replete with fire-eaters, raucous karaoke Saturday, and Sunday dinners accompanied by the MRT band.  Its laid-back setting also offers beautiful views of St. Kitts’ coastline and is a great spot to watch the sunset while sipping your favorite beer or blender drink and dining on fresh catch. 

Several tour operators now cater to bikers and hikers, with tours to suit any age or skill level.  Experienced riders usually venture to the island’s mountainous center, while casual riders and hikers can enjoy the sugar cane fields and rolling hills near the coast.  Visitors who want to experience the natural beauty of St. Kitts can rent mountain bikes and other outdoor equipment from their hotel or local sporting shops. 

Located on the western side, this strato-volcano stands an impressive 3,792 feet.  The volcano hike is a great way to spend an afternoon.