Caribbean Holidays, things to do on St Kitts video guide and travel offers

Travelguru Catherine Leech says:

St Kitts is like a breath of fresh air for anyone looking for a genuine Caribbean experience. It takes a little while to get under the skin of the place but, if you get out and about and explore, and most importantly meet some of the locals, you’ll begin to appreciate its unique personality and charm.

For somewhere to stay, I’d highly recommend the restored Plantation Inns, such as Rawlins and Ottleys. Oozing character and charm, these hotels fit like hand and glove with the character of the island.

St Kitts on its own has plenty to offer but with sister island Nevis only a short ferry ride away it’s the perfect way to see two islands in one holiday.

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Rawlins Plantation Resort

Built from the ruins of a 17th century Sugar Mill, Rawlins is one of St Kitts most famous landmarks. Accommodation is in 10 individual cottage set in 12 acres of beautiful lush gardens. The restaurant enjoys an excellent reputation on the island both for dinner and its West Indian buffet lunch.

Ottleys Plantation Inn

This is a place to come and feel instantly relaxed. A warm welcome is assured and the 35 acre estate offers plenty of space for all including panoramic garden and ocean views and a rainforest ravine which houses the Mango Orchard Spa. The 23 rooms and suites are furnished in English colonial style. There is also a floodlit tennis court, large pool and the acclaimed Royal Palm restaurant.

Timothy Beach

Located on Frigate Bay, Timothy Beach is the perfect choice for a relaxed beach holiday. Unpretentious and great value for money, the hotel offers spacious and flexible accommodation, a casual beachside restaurant, swimming pool and of course all the benefits of being directly on the beach. The hotel has its own lively bar and there are several more to choose from along the bay, known locally as ‘The Strip’.