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St Kitts & Nevis offer delightfully stable tropical temperatures throughout the year. Overnight lows range between 22 °C in February and about 25 °C in mid‑summer. Daytime highs climb from a mild 28 °C in January–February to a peak of 31 °C between July and October. Seasonal shifts are subtle and pleasant. Rainfall increases between June and November, raising humidity—but the heat remains consistent. Trade winds ease the tropical warmth. Whether visiting in winter or summer months, the islands stay reliably warm and inviting.
You can stay in St. Kitts & Nevis for up to 180 days without a visa. Your passport must have six months validity. Please click here to check for the latest updates about your visa requirements.
The best months are from December to April. Expect warm sunshine, gentle breezes, and calm waters for sailing, swimming, and beach days.
The Eastern Caribbean Dollar is the currency. US Dollars are accepted. Credit cards are widely used in hotels, restaurants, and island shops.
The islands are safe and welcoming. Resorts have good security. Locals are friendly. Markets, beaches, and towns offer a relaxed island charm.
You can take taxis, hire cars, or use minibuses. Ferries connect the two islands. Resorts often arrange private transfers for you.
Dress neatly in towns and churches. Greet people with a smile. Respect traditions. Save beachwear for the sand, sea, and pools.
Average flight time
10-13 hours
Distance from London
6630 Kilometres
Direct flights
London Gatwick
Frigate Bay starts the show with long gold sand and calm surf on the Caribbean side. South Friars follows with dark volcanic shimmer and clear snorkel water. Cockleshell faces Nevis across a bright channel and hosts smart beach clubs that hand you cool towels. Pinneys on Nevis runs for three miles under coconut palms and light waves. Lovers' nest at Oualie, where pelicans dive close. Each beach gives room, hush, and sunset dressed in rose.
Morning begins on the calm water around Shitten Bay, where Dive St Kitts guides you to a reef brimming with parrot fish and an old tug. Kite surfers chase wind on the Atlantic side of the peninsula while hikers climb the railway trail that loops near Mount Liamuiga crater. The St Kitts Scenic Railway rolls past sugar fields with drinks in hand. Finish with a catamaran sail to Nevis and a swim over dollar beds.
Brimstone Hill Fortress stands high above the west coast like a stone crown and tells stories of British redcoats and French sieges. In Basseterre, the Circus clock tower rings beside Georgian façades painted lime and indigo. Nevis holds Hamilton House, where the famous son began his life before a voyage north. On Friday night, the Strip at Frigate Bay lights up with soca drums, charcoal grills and laughter that drifts along the sand till the moon sets.
Black Rocks on the Atlantic edge show frozen lava cliffs carved by surf into striking towers. Green monkeys dart through cane fields near the village of Bellevue and chatter from mango limbs. Wingfield River cuts a clear path through rainforest gorges lined with giant fern and breadfruit. On Nevis, the hot springs at Bath Hotel bubble with mineral water that soothes limbs. Dawn hikes to Nevis Peak reveal orchids shining with dew beneath first light.
Park Hyatt St Kitts stands on Banana Bay with sleek suites that face Nevis and feature private plunge pools. The staff pour cool sorrel while you settle under a cabana. On Nevis, the Four Seasons spreads villas across Pinneys Beach with butler service and golf carts that glide beside jasmine hedges. Belle Mont Farm nestles on lush slopes and offers farm-to-table feasts under starlight after a round on its rolling fairway course.
The Fisherman's Wharf on Basseterre harbour grills mahi mahi over flame and serves it with cinnamon plantain. At Ottleys Plantation, the kitchen chills melon soup, then drizzles rum aged in a charred barrel. Nevis Sunshine Beach Bar mixes a Killer Bee rum punch that warms the mood. Carambola club sets a white tablecloth at South Friars and plates spiny lobster under lime butter. Local stalls line Old Road, frying saltfish fritters crisp for a road snack treat.
Sun drops behind Nevis Peak and paints the channel gold while you sip champagne on a sailboat from Christophe Harbour. Cabana dinners on the sand at Spice Mill glow with lanterns and the hush of surf. Stroll the Georgetown waterfront on Nevis hand in hand and watch fishing boats slip out under the stars. Couples massage at the Sugar Mill spa uses island cane sugar polish that leaves skin smooth for a moonlit swim at sea.
Kids grin on the St Kitts zip line as they soar above Wingfield Estate, gauging the rain forest spread. Splash Island Aqua Park, located off South Friars, features floating slides and trampolines in clear water, ensuring safe play. At Nevis Botanical Gardens, young eyes spot parrots among orchids. Families ride the open-air scenic train while guides share sugar lore. Beach horses at Turtle Bay carry riders of every age along wet sand and gentle waves home.
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