St. Kitts Top Stops (History; Artistry; Botanical Gardens and Scenic Tour)

Your Tour guide will take you through Basseterre, the oldest town in the Eastern Caribbean where elements of French and British colonisation have been carefully preserved - Berkeley Memorial Clock, Independence Square and architecture of surrounding buildings.

The most impressive and imposing fortress - referred to as 'The Gibraltar of the West Indies' and a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stunning views of the National Park and the neighbouring islands can be seen from atop the Citadel or anywhere on the parade ground. This magnificent fort of British architecture was built during the 18th & 19th centuries by African Slaves.

Set in extensive and meticulously maintained grounds, this 12 acre botanical paradise is a wonder to behold. Samuel Jefferson, the great grandfather of Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the USA, was the original owner of the splendid estate. A photographer's dream! When you visit, be sure to witness the local artists transform Sea Island Cotton into stunning Batik fabrics, one of the most sought after products available for purchase in a lovely West Indian Great House setting.

A newly restored Plantation House which is believed to have been originally built I 1701 by the French. This Fairview Great House & Botanical Garden had many owners and inhabitants over the years, each leaving their mark and contribution to the unique history of the property. The beautifully furnished Great House is surrounded by a 2 1/2 acre Botanical Garden and includes a well-stocked bar and souvenir gift shop on property.

Your final stop will be at the scenic Timothy Hill. Prepare to feast your eyes on breathtaking views of both the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea, surrounding hills, golden beaches, as well as an 18-hole golf course. A prime photo stop location to capture great memories while visiting our beautiful twin island Federation.