Open Air St. Kitts Tour with Island Vibes

Discover the best of St. Kitts on our Island Vibes Highlights Tour! This exciting 2.5-hour experience takes you to some of the island’s hottest and most iconic spots — from breathtaking viewpoints to cultural landmarks and hidden local gems.

After the tour, we’ll take you to one of our beautiful beaches to relax and unwind. You can let us know what time you’d like to be picked up for your return. If you prefer not to stay at the beach, we’ll take you directly back to your cruise ship

The Circus – Basseterre, St. Kitts Located in the heart of Basseterre, The Circus is one of St. Kitts’ most famous landmarks. Inspired by London’s Piccadilly Circus, this vibrant roundabout features the iconic Berkeley Memorial Clock Tower, surrounded by colorful colonial buildings

Once known as Pall Mall Square, Independence Square is a historic landmark in downtown Basseterre. In the 1700s, it served as a marketplace and gathering area during the colonial era. It was renamed in 1983 to celebrate St. Kitts and Nevis’ independence.

Located on the edge of Independence Square, this beautiful twin-towered church is one of Basseterre’s most striking landmarks.

Built in the 19th century on the site of earlier churches from the 1600s, St. George’s Anglican Church stands as one of Basseterre’s most historic landmarks. Its Gothic architecture and stained-glass windows reflect the island’s deep history and faith.

The War Memorial honors the men of St. Kitts, Nevis, and Anguilla who lost their lives in World Wars I and II. Built in 1926, it features three tall obelisks representing each island, set against a peaceful coastal backdrop — a place of reflection and national pride.

Founded in 1982, Ross University is one of the leading veterinary schools in the Caribbean. The campus overlooks the Caribbean Sea and attracts students from around the world, contributing to the island’s education and international community.

Challengers is one of the island’s oldest villages, rich in culture and local history. Located along the scenic western coast, it’s known for its friendly community, lush green hills, and views of the Caribbean Sea. The area also holds historical ties to early plantation life and the island’s first freed slave settlements.

Bloody Point is one of St. Kitts’ most historic sites. It marks the location of a tragic 1626 battle where hundreds of Carib people were killed during conflict with European colonizers. Today, the area is peaceful and green, serving as a reminder of the island’s early history and the strength of its people.

Old Road Town is one of the oldest settlements in St. Kitts, founded in 1624 by the first English colonists. Near the historic Wingfield Estate and Romney Manor, it’s a quiet village with deep roots in the island’s sugar and cultural history.

Wingfield Estate is one of the oldest sugar plantation sites in the Caribbean, dating back to the early 1600s. Set in the lush foothills above Old Road Town, its restored ruins, aqueduct, and mill foundations offer a vivid look into St. Kitts’ early plantation history and colonial past.

It’s located just outside Basseterre and handles international flights from the US, UK, Canada, and nearby islands, plus regional Caribbean connections. It’s the island’s only major airport and the main gateway for visitors coming to St. Kitts.

Frigate Bay is one of St. Kitts’ most popular areas, known for its golden beaches, calm waters, vibrant nightlife, and a wide range of restaurants and bars along “The Strip.”

Upscale Housing in Frigate Bay- Frigate Bay features some of the island’s most upscale residential neighborhoods, with luxury villas, modern condos, and hillside homes offering stunning ocean and golf-course views. It’s a sought-after area for expats, investors, and travelers looking for premium accommodations.

This is what we call the big deal here on the island, It’s the spot where you can see the Caribbean Sea on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other in one sweeping view. Most tours stop here because the panorama is unreal and perfect for photos.

Final stop is a Beach Stop
(Those who prefer not to stay can return to the ship with the tour bus. Guests who wish to stay on the beach should let the driver know, and we will arrange a convenient pickup time so everyone can enjoy their visit at their own pace.)
*The beach is free to access, but beach chairs and umbrellas inside the Carambola Beach Club area come at an additional cost.*

*This cost is not connected to Island Vibes Tours and Transport. Guests will need to pay Carambola Beach Club directly for any beach chairs or umbrellas*