The twin-island nation of Saint Kitts and Nevis combines lush volcanic mountains, a UNESCO-listed fortress, historic sugar estates and uncrowded beaches, all with a relaxed, small-island feel.
A UNESCO-listed 18th-century fortress high above the sea, with sweeping views across the Caribbean.
The compact capital of Saint Kitts, with a colourful Circus square, colonial buildings and lively markets.
A dormant volcano whose crater rim and rainforest trails reward hikers with panoramic island views.
A long, calm stretch of golden sand on Nevis lined with beach bars and relaxed sunset spots.
A charming historic town and the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, with a museum and hot-spring heritage.
Ride a restored narrow-gauge sugar train past plantations, villages and coastline.
Trek through cloud forest to the crater rim of Saint Kitts' highest peak with a local guide.
Cross the narrow channel between the two islands with stops for snorkeling and a beach lunch.
Dine in restored sugar estates, many of them now boutique inns with tropical gardens.
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Saint Kitts and Nevis is a two-island federation and the smallest sovereign nation in the Western Hemisphere by both area and population.
The islands became independent from the United Kingdom in 1983, and the Eastern Caribbean dollar is the official currency.
Saint Kitts offers history, hiking and the scenic railway, while Nevis is quieter, with boutique inns, plantation resorts and peaceful beaches.
The best weather is generally from December to April, and hurricane season runs from June to November.