Exclusive scenic private tour of the lush tropical island of St. Kitts. Enjoy an island seeped in history. Picturesque scenery, indigenous green monkeys, friendly people and historical sites of epic proportions await you. Visit the Caribelle Batik and its world famous botanical gardens. Then it's on to Brimstone Hill National Fortress, the best preserved battalion in the Western Hemisphere. Finally, it's on to the famous Timothy Hill to view the picture perfect view of the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea all in one majestic vista.
Don't miss this exciting journey that will take you through the magnificent town of Basseterre, the capital of the best exotic island of St. Kitts. This adventure offers a chance not only to visit some of the island's iconic landmarks like the Caribelle Batik, known for its absolutely stunning gardens and historical memorabilia, but to experience authentic Kittitian lifestyle at its best.
We begin our tour with an air conditioned drive through historical Basseterre viewing old fort ruins, majestic church buildings and beautiful Independence Square. We continue westwards, passing the egrets nesting site, a bird watcher's dream, and on to Bloody Point.
Caribelle Batik, an old plantation house lovingly restored by its current owners will be our next stop. For 45 minutes, see the Lipstick Tree, Ginger Lilies and other flora and fauna found exclusively in this location, and then take a 15 minute stroll through the lush, verdant Rain Forest. Come see and experience nature! The green monkey and a variety of other birds and animals awaits you.
The tour continues with a 45-minute stop at the internationally renowned Brimstone Hill National Fortress which dates back to the eighteenth century but has been kept in pristine condition.
From there it's off to Black Rocks where igneous rocks formed from the 2,000 year old Mount Liamigua volcanic eruption stands out in majestic splendor in the Atlantic Ocean. Then take an idyllic drive through the easterly countryside of Saddlers, Tabernacle, Cayon and Conaree until you return to the cruise terminal at Port Zante.
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