• Wingfield Estate Sugar Plantation Ruins - We will enter the edge of our Lush Rainforest. At this point we view the 17th Century Old Sugar Rum Distillery and we view 17th Century machines that produce the sugar cane into rum and molasses. We also get the history of the daily work on the plantation. We view structures and monuments.
• Caribelle Batik at Romney Manor - We view and interact with the workers in how they make the clothing we call Batik. We see the waxing, dying and Artwork that makes the Batik clothing. Beautiful flowers that have made their way to St Kitts and many species of Palm tree with their names and purpose. Souvenirs can be bought as well.
• Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park - We view the 15th Century Fort Erected by the British as we pass by.
• Mount Liamuiga - We see our highest peak on the island Mount Misery.
• Sir Thomas Warner Gravestone - Sir Thomas Warner . We see the Gravestone of the first European to land on St. Kitts.
• The Amazing Grace Experience visitor center - We see the exact location where John Newton came to the island on his adventure to sell slaves but was converted and fought for the abolition of the slave trade.
• Dieppe Bay Town - We will enjoy seeing where both the Atlantic and Caribbean seas meet.
• Black Rocks - We view the Remnants of the 400 year old Volcanic Eruption of Mount Liamuiga.
• Timothy Hill - We view a spectacular sight of both the Atlantic Sea and Caribbean Sea at the same time at the South East Peninsula.

• Drinks include Punch, Rum Punch, and bottled Water.

Keys tour sites such as a visit to the 17th century Rum Distillery where we can taste the rum that was made then. then to the Caribelle Batik that sits the Caribe Indian history that showcases the American history of Thomas Jefferson Great Great Grandfather as we view the spectacular making of the Clothing that we can the Batik. We then make our way around the island as we view the beautiful site of the famous Brimstone hill fortress as we pass by. Our next stop is the unique view of the Atlantic and Caribbean sea as they collide exotically. The next view is the famous Black Rocks - where we see the evidence of the 400 years old volcanic eruption, and much more. As we continue, the last stop is the great Timothy Hill where we stop and view both the Atlantic and Caribbean sea at once .

• If persons are disabled or using other devices, that does not mean they cannot partake in such an adventurous tour. Provisions are made for storage of wheelchairs, scooters, etc
• Minimum drinking age is 18 years

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.