St Kitts & Nevis Yacht Charters

St Kitts and Nevis yacht charters stun with white beaches, thick jungles, and softly swaying palms.

St Kitts and Nevis yacht charters offer the best way to see and explore the twin islands where you can get the authentic taste of the Caribbean and a reminder of the West Indies as they used to be.

First discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, and later colonized in the early 1600s, St. Kitts was once a valuable addition to the sugar trade; resulting, today, in a prosperous island filled with luxurious resorts, a thriving nightlife, and a pulsing, South Caribbean beat.

Nevis, the quieter of the two islands, centers on its characteristic, towering volcano – with smaller beaches, quaint Charlestown, various nature walking trails, and the historic haunts of Alexander Hamilton and Horatio Nelson dotting its surrounding terrain.

From their jagged mountains down to their yacht-filled harbors, together, St. Kitts and Nevis yacht charters paint a picture of Paradise – and they invite yacht charter guests to explore their deepest corners, engage their friendly inhabitants, and embrace their laid-back, island vibes.

St Kitts and Nevis Yacht Charter Highlights

• Islands steeped in history
• Great diving (wrecks and underground hot springs)
• Lively beach bars
• Great golfing on St Kitts
• Beautiful mile-long beaches

St Kitts and Nevis Yachting: When to Go

The best time to visit St Kitts and Nevis on a yacht charter is from mid-December through the end of April.

St Kitts and Nevis Yacht Charters – Things to See and Do

Here are some of the top sites to experience during your next yacht charter to the enchanting island of St Kitts and Nevis:

Zipline through the lush rainforest (St Kitts)
Zipline through a total of five lines up to 1350 ft long, that offer breathtaking views as you soar through a tropical rainforest.

Hike the Mount Liamuiga volcano (St Kitts)
The views from the top of this dormant volcano are stunning.

Tour the island on board the St Kitts Scenic Railway
Originally built to transport sugar cane, the St Kitts Scenic Railway now offers sightseeing tours around the island. The journey takes 3 hours, covering about 30 miles and offering some of the most spectacular views of the coastline, the dormant volcano of Mount Liamuiga), the old sugar plantations, and small Caribbean towns.

Brimstone Hill Fortress (St. Kitts)
Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site – here you can explore this well preserved 17th-century fortress.

Bath Hotel and Spring House (Nevis)
During the late 18th century, people would flock to the mineral springs of this locale to find respite in hits healing waters. Today, the main building houses government offices, while an on-property pool filled with the healing springs’ waters exists to let visitors relax and soothe their ailments.

South Friars Bay (St Kitts)
Just off the Caribbean Sea side of Friars Bay, curious yacht charter guests will be excited to find one of this locale’s lively, beautiful beaches. Perfect for visitors of all ages, South Friars Bay promises calm waters, tasty food and drink, pristine sands, and magical horizon views.

Botanical Gardens (Nevis)
Spend a day exploring the tropical and subtropical species at the exotic Botanical Gardens of Nevis, showcasing tropical plants and animals from around the world.

Sandy Point Reef National Marine Park (St Kitts)
Make sure to stop at the Sandy Point Reef National Marina Park on your yacht charter in St Kitts and Nevis for a day of diving and snorkeling. Here you can see large coral formations and swim through 30m-long canyons.

Alexander Hamilton Museum (Nevis)
Paying homage to American statesman Alexander Hamilton, this museum puts his varied life on display: from his days as a soldier and lawyer, to his accomplishments as the author of the Federalist Papers, a US founding father and America’s first Secretary of State.

Book Your St Kitts and Nevis Yacht Charter

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