Dating from the late 1600s, Brimstone Hill is a UNESCO world heritage site, striking fortress of great significance throughout Caribbean history.  Web site:  www.brimstonehillfortress.org

Located between Saddlers and Tabernacle villages on the north side of the island, Black Rocks is a remnant of the once active volcano, Mt. Liamuiga.  The beautiful ebony cliffs of the landmark, which formed hundreds of years ago, provide a memorable view for visitors.

Filled with local history, Independence Square serves as town square for St. Kitts’ capital city, Basseterre.  Built in 1790 for slave auctions and council meetings, this public square was officially named in 1983 to commemorate the independence of the island Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis from Great Britain.  Today, the square is alive with family outings and impromptu gatherings, and serves as a place to gather for parades and parties.

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.

Visitors find much to explore on the islands of St. Kitts and Nevis and return again and again to enjoy the many things to do and see – historic sites, beaches, and watersports to name just a few.  You’ll experience a delight around every corner, discovering fun facts about the island’s history or culture, or maybe even learning something new, like kite boarding.