An immersive visit
A trip inside Сент-Китс и Невис.
Five stops. Five places. Before you decide on a programme, see the country.
Stop 01 / 05
Brimstone Hill, from above
The 'Gibraltar of the West Indies' — a 17th-century fortress designed by British military engineers, built by enslaved Africans, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Eight hundred feet above the Caribbean Sea.
Stop 02 / 05
Brimstone Hill, at ground level
The fortress walls, three feet thick, made of locally quarried volcanic stone. The buildings inside have stood since the 1690s.
Stop 03 / 05
Christophe Harbour
A purpose-built superyacht marina at the southern end of St. Kitts, with berths for vessels up to 300 feet. The principal harbour for the country's CBI-era developments.
Stop 04 / 05
Park Hyatt St. Kitts
The first Park Hyatt in the Caribbean. Opened 2017, built to LEED Silver standard on Banana Bay. Quiet, modern, and the preferred address for visiting principals.
Stop 05 / 05
Nevis Peak
Nevis seen from the sea. The dormant volcano rises 3,232 feet, almost always cloud-wrapped at the summit. Christopher Columbus named the island 'Nuestra Señora de las Nieves' for the resemblance to a snow-capped peak.
Begin
A first conversation.
Now that you've seen the country, let's discuss whether this programme fits your circumstances. Every client's journey begins with a private conversation — no commitment, no obligation.