Start at Independence Square
This historic square, once a slave market, is now a beautiful public park surrounded by colonial-era buildings and the impressive Immaculate Conception Cathedral.

Visit the National Museum
Located in the old Treasury Building, the National Museum of St. Kitts offers a fascinating insight into the island’s history, from colonial rule to independence.

Stroll Through The Circus
Inspired by London’s Piccadilly Circus, this bustling roundabout is a great spot for people-watching and enjoying local life.

Take a Walk Along Port Zante
Port Zante is the main cruise port, lined with duty-free shops, restaurants, and craft markets, perfect for picking up souvenirs.

Explore Brimstone Hill Fortress
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park offers breathtaking views and a deep dive into the island’s colonial military history.

Enjoy Local Cuisine at the Food Court
Head to Buddies Food Court for a taste of authentic Kittitian dishes, including stewed saltfish, Johnny cakes, and goat water (a hearty goat stew).

Visit Romney Manor & Caribelle Batik
This former plantation is home to Caribelle Batik, where you can see artisans creating beautiful, handcrafted batik textiles.

Relax at South Friars Bay
One of the best beaches near Basseterre, South Friars Bay is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and beachside dining at places like Carambola Beach Club.

Try Black Rocks Coastal Formations
These dramatic volcanic rock formations on the Atlantic coast are a must-see natural wonder on the island.

Take a Ride on the St. Kitts Scenic Railway
Dubbed the “Last Railway in the West Indies,” this narrow-gauge train offers a unique and picturesque tour of the island’s sugarcane fields and coastline.

Visit St. George’s Anglican Church
This historic church, originally built in 1670, showcases colonial architecture and the island’s religious heritage.

Sample Local Rum at a Distillery
Check out the St. Kitts Rum Company or grab a drink at the Famous “Sprat Net” Bar, where you can enjoy a strong local rum punch.

Explore the Bay Road Market
A great place to experience local life, this market is perfect for buying fresh tropical fruits, spices, and handmade goods.

Visit the Berkeley Memorial Clock Tower
A prominent landmark in The Circus, this historic clock tower pays tribute to Thomas Berkeley, a former legislator.

Take a Catamaran Cruise
Explore the crystal-clear waters around St. Kitts with a catamaran tour, offering snorkeling stops and stunning views of Nevis.

Enjoy a Sunset at Timothy Hill Lookout
For one of the best panoramic views on the island, Timothy Hill Lookout is a must-visit, especially during sunset.

Try the Local Street Food
Don’t leave without trying grilled lobster, conch fritters, or sugar cake (a local coconut dessert) from a street vendor.

Take a Ferry to Nevis
If time allows, take a 45-minute ferry ride to Nevis and explore attractions like Pinney’s Beach and the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton.

Experience the Nightlife at The Strip
Located at South Frigate Bay, The Strip is the island’s nightlife hub, with beach bars, live music, and dancing under the stars.

Respect the Local Culture
Kittitians are friendly and welcoming, so greet people with a smile and a polite “Good morning” or “Good afternoon.”