Capital City Tour and Beach Splash

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

• Independence Square (Pass by)

  Independence Square, located in the heart of Basseterre, St. Kitts, is a historic landmark surrounded by beautiful Georgian-style architecture. Originally known as Pall Mall Square, it was renamed in 1983 to commemorate St. Kitts and Nevis gaining independence from Britain. During the colonial era, the square was associated with the sale of enslaved Africans, making it an important reminder of the island’s history. Today, its central fountain, shaded walkways, and lush greenery provide a peaceful gathering place for residents and visitors. Surrounded by historic buildings, including the Co-Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Independence Square reflects the island’s journey from colonial rule to nationhood.

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  The Co-Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, located beside historic Independence Square in Basseterre, is one of St. Kitts’ most beautiful religious landmarks. Part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of St. John’s–Basseterre, the church features striking Gothic Revival architecture, with elegant twin towers, pointed arches, tall arched windows, and a graceful central entrance. Its light-colored exterior, decorative details, and symmetrical design create an impressive presence in the heart of the capital. Inside, the cathedral offers a peaceful atmosphere with high ceilings, beautiful stained-glass windows, traditional pews, and a prominent altar. The church remains an important center of Catholic worship and a treasured symbol of St. Kitts’ religious, architectural, and cultural heritage. We crawl by unless a specific request to stop.

  Admission ticket free
• Berkeley Memorial (Pass by)

  The Berkeley Memorial, affectionately known as the Circus Clock, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Basseterre, St. Kitts. Erected in 1883 in honor of Thomas Berkeley Hardtman Berkeley, a former president of the Legislative Council, this elegant Victorian-style monument stands proudly at The Circus, a historic roundabout inspired by London's Piccadilly Circus. Crafted in Glasgow, Scotland, the ornate cast-iron structure features four clock faces, decorative details, and a drinking fountain. A treasured symbol of the island's colonial heritage, the Berkeley Memorial remains a popular gathering place and a favorite photo stop for visitors exploring the charm and history of Basseterre. We crawl by unless a specific request to stop is made.

  Admission ticket free
• St. George's Anglican Church (Pass by)

  The Pro-Cathedral of St. George and St. Barnabas, located in the heart of Basseterre, St. Kitts, is one of the island’s most treasured historic and religious landmarks. Originally established in the 17th century, the Anglican church has endured fires, earthquakes, and several reconstructions. Its beautiful stone architecture, Gothic-inspired features, stained-glass windows, and peaceful interior reflect centuries of faith and resilience. The church stands as a remarkable reminder of St. Kitts’ colonial heritage and the enduring influence of Christianity on the island. Today, it remains an active place of worship and a fascinating stop for visitors exploring the rich history and architectural charm of Basseterre

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  The National Museum of St. Kitts, located in the historic Old Treasury Building at the entrance to Port Zante in Basseterre, offers visitors a fascinating journey through the island’s rich history and cultural heritage. Built in 1894, this impressive colonial-era building once served as the island’s treasury and gateway to the capital. Today, the museum showcases exhibits highlighting the island’s Indigenous peoples, European colonization, sugar plantation industry, slavery, emancipation, and the journey to independence. Through historical artifacts, photographs, and informative displays, visitors gain a deeper appreciation of the people, traditions, and events that shaped St. Kitts. It is a wonderful starting point for discovering the island’s remarkable past.

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  Bay Road, located along the picturesque waterfront of Basseterre, offers visitors a lively glimpse into everyday life in St. Kitts. This bustling thoroughfare overlooks the Caribbean Sea and provides views of the harbor, fishing boats, and neighboring island of Nevis on clear days. Along the waterfront is the Basseterre Ferry Terminal, where passenger ferries depart regularly for Nevis, connecting the two sister islands. Nearby, the Basseterre Public Market is a vibrant gathering place where local vendors sell fresh tropical fruits, vegetables, spices, fish, and other island products. Visitors can experience the colorful sights, sounds, and aromas of authentic Caribbean commerce. Bay Road also features historic buildings, local businesses, and scenic views of Port Zante, making it an excellent introduction to the island’s maritime heritage and daily culture.

  Admission ticket free
• The War Memorial (Pass by)

  The War Memorial of St. Kitts, located at Fortlands in Basseterre, is a solemn and meaningful landmark honoring the brave men of St. Kitts, Nevis, and Anguilla who lost their lives while serving in the First and Second World Wars. Overlooking the Caribbean Sea, this dignified monument features a striking stone obelisk surrounded by beautifully maintained grounds. It stands as a lasting tribute to the courage, sacrifice, and patriotism of those who served. Each year, the memorial becomes the focal point of Remembrance Day ceremonies, when wreaths are laid in honor of the fallen. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings while reflecting on the islands’ contributions to world history. Crawl by and stop upon request

  Admission ticket free
• 1
  Palms Court Gardens & Restaurant

  Palm Court Gardens, Basseterre, St. Kitts, is a magnificent tropical oasis renowned for its beautifully landscaped gardens and breathtaking panoramic views. Visitors are welcomed by lush greenery, towering palm trees, vibrant tropical flowers, ornamental plants, and carefully manicured lawns. Charming garden pathways wind through colorful floral displays, creating a peaceful and picturesque atmosphere. Elegant fountains, decorative stonework, and inviting seating areas enhance the gardens' natural beauty. From its elevated location, visitors can admire spectacular views of the sparkling Caribbean Sea, Basseterre Harbour, cruise ships at Port Zante, and the neighboring island of Nevis. With countless opportunities for stunning photographs, Palm Court Gardens is truly one of St. Kitts' most enchanting scenic retreats.

  20 minutes • Admission ticket included
• 2

  The Cattle Egrets Nesting Colony is a fascinating natural attraction where visitors can observe these graceful white birds gathering, nesting, and raising their young. Known for their snowy-white feathers, yellow beaks, and slender legs, cattle egrets are commonly seen throughout the island, often accompanying grazing livestock. During nesting season, the colony becomes a lively spectacle of birds building nests, feeding their chicks, and interacting among the treetops. This remarkable gathering offers a wonderful opportunity for birdwatching, photography, and appreciating the rich birdlife and natural beauty of St. Kitts.

  5 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 3
  Timothy Hill

  imothy Hill Lookout, one of the most spectacular scenic viewpoints in St. Kitts, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the island’s southeastern peninsula. This remarkable location provides a rare opportunity to see both the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea simultaneously, separated by a narrow stretch of lush green hills and coastline. Visitors can admire the turquoise waters of Frigate Bay, the rugged Atlantic shoreline, and the neighboring island of Nevis in the distance. With its refreshing ocean breezes, dramatic scenery, and picture-perfect surroundings, Timothy Hill is a must-visit attraction and one of the most popular photography stops on any island tour of beautiful St. Kitts.

  15 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 4
  Cockleshell Beach

  Experience one of the Caribbean’s most spectacular scenic drives along the Southeast Peninsula Road, where winding roads reveal breathtaking views of lush green hills, rugged coastlines, secluded beaches, and the sparkling Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Keep your cameras ready for sightings of playful vervet monkeys and occasional deer grazing along the roadside! Admire picturesque salt ponds, spectacular ocean vistas, and stunning views of neighboring Nevis. The journey leads to beautiful Cockleshell Beach, a tropical paradise famous for its golden sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, swaying palms, and breathtaking views of Nevis across the Narrows. Relax on the beach, swim in the warm Caribbean waters, or enjoy delicious island cuisine and refreshing tropical cocktails at beachfront restaurants and bars. Water sports equipment rentals and exciting beach activities are also available, making this an unforgettable Caribbean experience!

  3 hours • Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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