• The Circus - The Berkeley Memorial, established in 1883, was for many years the sole public monument honoring an individual in St. Kitts. It commemorates Thomas Berkeley Hardtman Berkeley, a legislator and proprietor of the Fountain, Greenland, Greenhill, Ottleys, Shadwell, and Stone Fort estates.
• Basseterre - The War Memorial was initially unveiled in 1926 at the location now occupied by the Post Office. It pays tribute to the men who lost their lives in the First World War.
• Wingfield-Phillips Rain Forest Nature Trail - Wingfield Estate belonged to John Jeafferson, who, along with his brother Samuel, joined Thomas Warner in the first colonization attempt. In 1660, it was inherited by Christopher Jeafferson, who leased it to Charles Pym. Guests will also have the opportunity to sample the Old Road rum.
• Dieppe Bay - Dieppe Bay Town, located in Saint John Capisterre Parish on the island of Saint Kitts, offers a perfect photo opportunity with its breathtaking mountain and ocean views.
• Black Rocks - Black Rocks is a magnificent and dramatic coastal formation on St. Kitts’ northeastern coast, formed by solidified lava flows from the Mount Liamuiga volcano meeting the Atlantic Ocean.
• Timothy Hill - The final stop before transitioning to the sister island Nevis, offering a unique view found nowhere else in the world.
• Alexander Hamilton Museum - Features a museum and statue dedicated to Alexander Hamilton.
• Nevis Hot Springs - Experience the soothing bath hot springs.
• Malcolm Guishard Recreational Park - A park named after a local hero, showcasing some of the island’s most beautiful trees.
• Pinney’s Beach - Visit Pinney’s Beach, where a variety of beach bars are available for drinks or meals.

• Bottled water

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