Top St Kitts and Nevis Catamaran Cruises

One unique highlight of a sunset cocktail cruise is the breathtaking view of the sunset over the water as you enjoy delicious cocktails and appetizers. The changing colors of the sky, the reflection of the sun on the water, and the peaceful atmosphere create a magical and unforgettable experience. Additionally, the feeling of being on a boat during sunset adds a sense of adventure and relaxation to the experience. The gentle rocking of the boat, the sound of the waves, and the fresh sea breeze all contribute to a serene and calming ambiance. Moreover, the opportunity to socialize with other guests, listen to music, and possibly even spot marine life such as dolphins or seabirds adds a sense of excitement and wonder to the cruise. Overall, a sunset cocktail cruise offers a unique blend of natural beauty, luxury, and relaxation that makes it a memorable and special experience for anyone looking to unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature in a unique setting.

Get a comprehensive view of St. Kitts' highlights and landmarks on this round-island tour. Follow your guide to points of interest such as the Wingfield Plantation, Bloody Point, the National Museum, and Caribelle Batik at Romney Manor, among many more. All entrance fees and round-trip transportation from your hotel included.

Surprisingly, an island is an easy place to get lost if you don’t know your way around. Explore St. Kitts with a guide who knows the ins and outs of the area during this St. Kitts Grand Tour. See attractions like the Brimstine Hill Fortress, Romney Manor, and Timothy Hill Overlook and even get time to do a little shopping and swimming or snorkeling, too. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Experience a panoramic drive as you tour Nevis learning about its rich history. A photo moment is given at the birth place of Alexander Hamilton the first US Secretary of the Treasury located on the water front. Continue along the island road to the well-preserved colonial buildings of the Bath Hotel, the very first tourist hotel in the Caribbean, built in the 18th Century for the cream of Plantation Society. Nevis became known as the "Queen of the Caribees" as the aristocrats of the colonial era sort the medicinal waters at the nearby Hot Springs. Your tour includes a brief stop at the St Thomas Anglican Church built in 1643 and the Artisan Village. Enjoy at leisure a scrumptious lunch at a beachside restaurant, and relax on your beach chair and shared umbrella. A swift boat ride to Nevis by power catamaran A guide will meet and escort you to your awaiting air condition vehicle