• Wingfield Estate Sugar Plantation Ruins - Wingfield Estate is a historic site that initially cultivated cotton and indigo before switching to the more profitable sugarcane, which was grown for over 300 years.
• Old Road Bay - Known as the fisherman’s village, this area is where the first governor of St. Kitts, Sir Thomas Warner, landed from England. He settled in this village and is buried in the cemetery of the nearby Anglican Church yard. An island tour will provide more insights into his story.
• Wingfield-Phillips Rain Forest Nature Trail - The Tropical Rainforest Explorer tour is perfect for casual explorers who want to immerse themselves in the lush flora and fauna of St. Kitts. The tour begins at one of the island’s oldest and historically wealthiest sugar plantations. A short walk leads to a dense tropical canopy along the winding Wingfield River, filled with volcanic rocks and occasional fresh spring water. This tour offers a sensory experience with cool, humid air, the sound of wind through the canopy, and vibrant flora and fauna, all guided by a knowledgeable local.

This hike is suitable for those who prefer a moderate challenge, involving some climbing through tall trees, vines, and rocks over seasonal running water, with custom-made walking sticks for support. It’s an ideal tour for active families.

• Transportation from selected hotels in Frigate Bay
• Bottled water
• Two hours hiking through the rainforest
• Pick up from cruise ship port
• Seasonal fruit
• Sweet Bread

Distinguishing features
Biodiversity: The forest is rich and has a diverse ecosystem showcasing a wide variety of flora and fauna. Its dense vegetation of some of our unique plants, vibrant flowers, and fruits such as Mango, Manciport, Guinep, Breadnut, Bananas, and Coconut are some of what the locals don’t buy in the supermarket but can go to the forest to collect. A unique experience.

Knowledgeable passionate guides
The fertility of the soil where anything planted can grow due to its volcanic soil properties supporting diverse vegetation. Visitors can trek through distinct trails, over rocks, and the occasional fallen coconut trees. Listen to the occasional monkey chatter, birds, and local farmers who may be met along the way.

Unique features create a memorable and distinct experience for those who visit highlighting the natural beauty and ecological importance. Snack: Indulge in local banana bread, local fruit juices, and seasonal fruit. A delicious snack to end the day.

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