Trinity Stables offers guided horseback rides along the beautiful coastal Atlantic beaches, mountains and lush rain forests. The horses are well mannered and well trained, and guides take visitors on any trail desired.  Riding is a great early morning or late afternoon activity.

Sales Assistant Molly Parnes was enjoying a beautiful Kittitan sunrise at the beach at Cockleshell Bay, when she noticed something moving along the shore. Much to her surprise, she’d stumbled upon a nest of sea turtle hatchlings. “I can’t tell you how personally excited I was to see them marching water and actually swimming,” said Molly. “When you hold them they would play dead, sink a little, then open their eyes again and dart off in the water.”

In its 35th year, Culturama celebrates the Nevisian culture through pageantry, folklore, and social commentary. The preliminary events, usually lasting 12 days, kicked off on July 4 with the Culturama 35 Street Bash and wrapped up August 4 with the Cultural Street Parade. Every year the event coincides with the momentous Emancipation anniversary and features street jamming, j'ouvert, cultural shows, calypso competitions, horse racing, and parades of troupes and bands. Christophe Harbour was a proud supporter of this year’s Culturama festivities. 

Nostalgic for St Kitts and longing for your next visit? You can get a taste of Kittitian life anywhere, anytime with the St. Kitts and Nevis Visitor Channel, now available online at www.stkittsvisitorchannel.com. Christophe Harbour is the official sponsor of the Visitor Channel and is featured in various segments. You'll notice a few familiar faces from our sales team and the Beach House restaurant in "A Piece of the Rock – Real Estate" and "Dining" segments. Originally launched in December 2008, the visitor channel runs 24-7 on local cable channel 70. Programming highlights the island's shopping, dining, rain forest activities, beach activities, boat building, zip lining, Carnival and real estate opportunities, along with some history. Content is updated regularly, so there's always something new...

The annual St. Kitts Music Festival (SKMF) is easily the biggest on-island event of the summer season.  Established in 1996, the festival showcases different genres of music that attract broad based international participation and promote St. Kitts and Nevis as a major tourist destination. The St. Kitts Music Festival has earned the reputation of being the most diverse musical show in the Caribbean. Over the years performers include such celebrity artists as John Legend, Shaggy, Wyclef Jean, Bankie Banx, and Dionne Warwick. This year’s lineup included KC and the Sunshine Band, T-Pain, Ziggy Rankin, and Stephen Marley.

For 10 years, Front Stage has been one of the most important parts of the SKMF, showcasing local talent and culture. This year, due...