• Berkeley Memorial - Situated in the town center, this drinking fountain was imported from Scotland in 1883 and remains functional to this day.
• Independence Square - A historic site that is a must-visit for all tourists. We also recommend trying some local cuisine if interested.
• His Majesty’s Prison (Basseterre) - Built in 1840 for 82 inmates, this prison in Saint Kitts now holds around 320 inmates, including pretrial detainees mixed with convicted prisoners. Most have beds, though some sleep on blankets on the floor.
• St. George’s Anglican Church - The largest church in Basseterre, located at the head of Church Street. It resembles an English parish church with heavy andesite rock walls and a slate roof. The church has a history of rising from adversity, much like the mythical Phoenix.
• Government Headquarters - Located on Church Street, this site once housed the Newstead and Waterloo buildings and some smaller residences. In the late 19th century, the lower western corner of Church and Central Street was dominated by the Newstead Hotel.
• Joseph N France General Hospital - The main and largest hospital on the island.
• Carib Brewery - The only brewery in St. Kitts, where the local beer is produced.
• Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine - The largest university on the island, offering American and Canadian veterinary programs.
• Bloody Point - The site where over 2,000 Kalinago people were massacred by European colonists.
• Old Road Town - Home to Kalinago rock drawings dating back to 2500 BC.
• Wingfield Estate Sugar Plantation Ruins - A water-powered sugar plantation.
• Old Road Rum Co at Wingfield Estate Sugar Plantation Ruins - An old rum distillery uncovered after being hidden for hundreds of years. Visitors can try the fastest-selling local rum.
• Wingfield-Phillips Rain Forest Nature Trail - A trail where you can experience the rainforest and hear birds chirping.
• Sir Thomas Warner Gravestone - The tomb of Captain Sir Thomas Warner, who died on March 10, 1649, in St. Kitts. The tomb of Samuel Jefferson, the great-great-grandfather of U.S. President Thomas Jefferson, was also originally located here.
• Boat Yard - The island’s only boat yard, featuring a shipwreck still in the ocean.
• Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park - A comprehensive site to explore.
• Sandy Point Town - Home to the island’s oldest Catholic church, where John Newton, the author of “Amazing Grace,” was ordained by three Catholic ministers.
• Dieppe Bay Town - A place where the Atlantic and Caribbean seas meet, offering a side-by-side comparison before reaching Timothy Hill.
• Black Rocks - A stunning site with volcanic rocks in the ocean, offering breathtaking views and visibility of five neighboring islands.
• Mount Liamuiga - The island’s highest peak and a former refuge for runaway slaves. It is also a volcano and resembles a detailed woman.
• Canada Estate - The industrial area of St. Kitts, featuring masonry production plants and a quarry for large boulders.
• Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport - The island’s only international airport.
• Kim Collins Highway - Named after Kim Collins, who won the 100m dash at the 2003 World Championships, making him the world’s fastest man that year.
• Eastern Caribbean Central Bank - The central bank serving multiple members of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), issuing the Eastern Caribbean Dollar.
• St. Kitts Marriott Resort & The Royal Beach Casino - The largest and most consistently occupied hotel on the island.
• Timothy Hill - A spot to meet, pet, and take pictures with the island’s green vervet monkeys, offering a panoramic view of Frigate Bay from above.
• Frigate Bay - A beach and strip area where you can relax, try local lunches, and interact with locals at Inon’s beach bar.
• Basseterre - A downtown tour featuring souvenir shops, food, a war memorial, historical churches, and the Berkeley Memorial.
• Port Zante - The final stop, offering various attractions and a good time before heading back to Port Zante.

• Back to Ship On Time Guaranteed
• Private transportation
• Prizes to be won
• Bottled water
• Local brewed beverages from our only brewery on island
• Hotel, Airport and Cruise Port Pick-Up Included
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Beach Time

• Lunch(You do have an option to eat when we get to the beach from a variety of bars at your own cost)

Come and hang with the boys. When you are with us, you’re no longer just a tourist. You are now a Kittitian. We want to give you the real local experience. We want you to feel and live our culture as we revolutionize the traditional regular island tours. We are sure you don’t just want to drive around the island in a taxi for hours. We think you would much rather, hang with the boys as we introduce you to our culture so you can experience the true beauty of our island, from our food, music, traditions and much more. Welcome to Saint Kitts.

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