Holidays to Saint Kitts and Nevis

Flights from the UK arrive at Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport.

• Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar 
• Time difference: GMT-5 
• Flight from UK: 8 hours 
• Visa: Not required for British passport holders 
• Language: English 
• National drink: Carib and Stag beers 
• National dish: Rock lobster

An oasis for turtles and stingrays, Nevis is known as the "Queen of the Caribbees"

Saint Kitts & Nevis Activities

Luxury Saint Kitts and Nevis holidays include a wide range of activities for guests. Travellers that are more adventurous can explore the island's tracks on mountain bikes, kayak on the gentle sea or join a snorkelling trip to see beneath the waves. However, if this is your chosen moment to relax in the warming tropical sun, then take it easy with a yoga class, choose a professional spa treatment, or take a cookery class to learn more about scrumptious traditional recipes

Saint Kitts & Nevis Food & Drink

The resorts in Saint Kitts and Nevis have established themselves as centres of culinary excellence, with chefs who use local recipes to conjure up deliciously tangy dishes. Naturally, they are skilled in Creole and West Indian cookery, but guest are also treated to delights from China, Europe and India. On St Kitts, try the Tamarind Restaurant, the circus Grill and the popular Shipwreck Beach Bar. Nevis has the Coconut Grove, Indian Summer and Bananas restaurants; all recommended.

Saint Kitts & Nevis Attractions

There is plenty to see on Saint Kitts if you choose to venture off the resort on an excursion. The landscape is dotted with tiny villages, fields of sugar cane, abandoned plantation structures and grand colonial homes. Visit the bustling Frigate Bay and enjoy a few drinks in the lively bars on Saint Kitts, or seek out a remote cove on Nevis where the lush greenery and crystal seas meet. It's a place rich in history with plentiful local wildlife - a genuine escape from the modern world.