Discover the oldest rum distillery on the island, historical monuments and more landmark attractions within St Kitts.
Old Road Rum
Rum isn’t just a drink in St Kitts – it’s the story of the island. Reminiscent of a time when sugarcane dominated the nation, the tradition of rum making is a staple in St Kitts’ culture. The oldest surviving distillery, Old Road Rum, offers visitors a chance to make their own personalised bottle whilst learning about the spirit’s long history.
Independence Square
Located in the capital of Basseterre, Independence Square commemorates the 1983 independence of St Kitts and stands today as a popular venue for many cultural events.
The perfect place to lime with the locals and admire the 18th century Georgian buildings and ornate central fountain, the grassy and tree-adorned centre has a deep history to discover.
Mount Liamuiga
Standing tall as St Kitts’ highest mountain, Mount Liamuiga is hard to miss, even with its peak hidden by a blanket of hazy clouds. This dormant volcano is the perfect adventure for intrepid hikers looking for unprecedented views of the island. The climb through rainforests up to the volcanic crater takes approximately six hours to complete, so make sure to adequately prepare yourself for this high-intensity venture.
