- All these unique townhouses are located on beautifully landscaped grounds directly facing the Atlantic -- where constantly cooling trade winds combine with warm temperatures to create an ideal vacation environment. Watch the sun rise over the ocean. Walk or sun on a beautiful beach. Or just relax by the pool or the seawall patio.
- The
Royal St. Kitts Golf Course is
located within walking
distance. The course is an 18-hole
championship layout, 6,900 yards;
par for the course is 71. The 18
holes golf course is bordered by
both the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean
Sea.
– St. Kitts offers a variety of hiking tours into the rain forest and volcano, as well as historic tours and plantation tours.
- St. Kitts is one of the best-kept secrets in the Caribbean for snorkeling and diving. In addition, there are fishing, kayaking, windsurfing and sailing excursions. A short 10 minute walk from SeaLofts will bring you to the Caribbean beach where a variety of water sports are available. The catamaran day trip is one of the highlights of everyone’s vacation. On the catamaran visitors enjoy rum punch, spectacular snorkeling and arrive at Nevis for a beach barbecue.
A drive
or taxi ride to the Southeast
Peninsula will bring you to South
Friars Beach where you can relax
on the beach or eat and drink at
the local beach bars of ShipWreck,
Godfathers or Olivia’s. If
you proceed further down the Southeast
Peninsula you will come to Turtle
Beach where you can have lunch
or dinner with spectacular views
of Nevis only a few miles away.
– St. Kitts
offers a variety of dining experiences.
Within Frigate Bay you can choose
from many nearby restaurants: Ciao,
Jambo’s, P.J’s, St.
Kitts Marriott, Rock Lobster, Sugar
Bay Club, Sunset Café, Shiggidy
Shack, Monkey Bar, Oasis, Jasmine’s,
Marshall’s, Bobsy’s
Bar and Grill, and Island Spice.
In Basseterre you can choose from:
Ballahoo, Circus Grill, Stonewalls,
Fisherman’s Wharf, Serendipity
and Ocean Terrace Inn. A few miles
past Basseterre is SpratNet. As
an alternative, there are elegant
plantation houses on the Island
offering lunch and dinner - Ottley’s,
Golden Lemon and Rawlin’s.
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