St Kitts & Nevin (NEE-viss)

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Why visit St Kitts "Sugar City"?

For travelers seeking a tropical destination for bird watching, golf, diving, fishing, hiking, history, lush tropical greenery, rain forest, shopping, spa, uncrowded beaches, volcanic landscape, water sports and zip lining.

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: Berkeley Memorial, Bloody Point, Brimstone Hill, Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, Independence Square, Milliken Estate, Romney Manor, The Cotton Ginnery & The War Memorial
• Museums: International House Museum and Edgar Challenger Library & National Museum
• Popular Attractions: Ballast Bay, Basseterre, Carib Breweries, Catholic Church of Immaculate Conception, Christophe Harbour Marina, Fairview Great House & Botanical Gardens, Frigate Bay, Half Way Tree, Mt Liamuiga, Pelican Mall, Royal Beach Casino, St. George's Anglican Church, St. Kitts Scenic Railway, The Strip & White House Bay
• Annual Events: (April) Booby Island Regatta & Sailing Festival (June) Carnival (September) Independence Week (December), St Kitts Music Festival

Photo Credit: Holger Woizick/Unsplash

Why visit Nevin "Queen of the Caribees"?

The traveler seeking a quieter island destination to enjoy bird watching, golf, diving, fishing, hiking, history, lush tropical greenery, rain forest, shopping, spa, uncrowded beaches, volcanic landscape, water sports, and zip lining.

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: Alexander Hamilton House & Christena Memorial Plaque
• Museums: Horatio Nelson Museum & Museum of Nevis History
• Popular Attractions: Cottle Church, Gallipot Tamarind Bay, Montravers Estate Nelson's Spring, Nevis Beekeepers Cooperative, Nevisian Heritage Village, Pinney's Beach, St George’s Anglican Church, St James Winward Church, St John's Fig Tree Church, St Paul's Anglican Church & St Thomas' Lowland Church
• Annueal Events: (April) Booby Island Regatta & Sailing Festival, (June) Culturama, (September) Independence Week, (December) Gingerama

Photo Credit: Susan Frazier/Pixabay 

History

• In 1713, was fully taken over by the British (St Kitts).
  
• Begun 1910, the St Kitts Scenic Railway was constructed for the sugar industry, today used as a scenic tour.
• In 1929, Nevis had their first air-mail delivery.
  
• In 1983, became one independent nation, but each operates its own internal affairs.

Fun Facts

• The Islands economy is agriculture, light manufacturing, and tourism.
• During the 19th Century, Nevis is known as "Spa of the Caribbean".
• Birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, first U.S. Secretary of Treasury (Nevis), also where he met his wife, a young widow of a sugarcane plantation owner.
• French Settlers brought green African monkeys, which have multiplied outnumbering the human population.
• St. Kitts' was originally named, Liamuiga (means fertile soil) by the Kallinago Indians.
  
• Nearly 400 shipwrecks surround St. Kitts and Nevis.
  

Dr Kennedy A Simmons Highway, Saint Kitts & Nevis. Photo Credit: Katelyn Comer 

Good to Know

• Taste the island and treat yourself to a CSR & Ting (Cane Spirit Rothschild with local grapefruit). A liquor produced from the remains of sugarcane production roots stemming from South Africa.
• You may enjoy reading A History of St Kitts written by Vincent K Hubbard.
• Movie to inspire your travel, Missing in Action 2: The Beginning (1995).
• Of the two islands, Nevis has better beaches.
• It's illegal to wear camouflage clothing!

 

Hurricane Season is June - November; while suggested being outside of the "Hurricane Belt" it was hit by Hurricane Olga in 2007. 

• Coolest Season: January - February
• Humid & Hottest: June - October
• Peak Season: December - April
  
• Shoulder Season: May - June

Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, Sandy Point Town, St Kitts & Nevis. Photo Credit: Derrick Miller/Pixabay 

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St Eustatius

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Why visit St Eustatius (aka: Statia)?

Great for eco-travelers desiring an uncrowded island to enjoy beaches, culture, exotic birds, hiking, history, relaxation, scuba diving, tropical rainforest, volcanic mountains, walking. 

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Crochet goods, handcrafted wood necklaces, and hand sewn clothing.
• Local Cuisine to Try: Bolo Pretu (cake). Carnistoba (goat stew). Funchi (porridge). Pan Bati (pancake).

History

• In 1493, Christopher Columbus sighted the island during his second voyage.
  
• In 1636, the Dutch settled on the island.
• During 1700, a trading hub for cotton, slaves, and sugar from Europe to Africa.
• In 1776, when the U.S. declared Independence, was the first foreign power to officially salute a U.S. flag vessel.
• In 1863, the island's population and the economy began to decline with the emerging of larger ports. 
• In 1939, President Franklin D Roosevelt visited while onboard USS Houston to present the First Salute plaque. 
• In 1998, The Quill became a National Park.
• In 2010, became a special municipality within The Netherlands.

Fun Facts

• During the 17th Century, Treasure Hunters search the beaches for Blue Grass Beads after big storms. Only found on the island used to trade for cotton, rum, sisal, slaves, and Tabacco.

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (July) Carnival
• Holidays: Emancipation Day & Statia Day

Good to Know

• Daylight savings time not observed.
• Not the recommended destination if the beach or nightlife is your primary interest.
• There are no high rises, luxury resorts, or timeshares.
• The island has 2 decompression chambers.
• You may enjoy reading The First Salute - A View of the American Revolution written by Barbara Tuchman.

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Tourist VISA not required for visits under 180 days.                                                 

                                                                           

                                                                                 Hurricane Season is June - November.

• Coolest Season: January
• Humid & Hottest: July - September
• Peak Season:  December - April

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: Fort de Windt
• Museums: Battery Corre Corre, Lynch Plantation Museum & St Eustatius Historical Foundation Museum
• Popular Attractions: Boven Mountain, Cherry Tree House, Honen Dalim, Lynch Beach, Miriam C Schmidt Botanical Garden, Oranje Beach, Oranjestad, Signal Hill, St Eustatius Marine Park, St Eustatius National Park, The Golden Rock, The Quill, Three Widows Corner & Zeelander Beach

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Saba (say-bah)

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"Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean"

Why visit Saba?

Ideal for the outdoor enthusiast seeking a slower pace in charming small inns, dramatic views, hiking, mountains, rain forest, relaxation, seclusion, snorkeling, tranquility, tropical plants, and wildlife. In addition, participating with local crafts such as canvas painting, cooking, glass art, jewelry making, Saba lace, and tie-dying. 

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Handmade tropical wear, lace, rag dolls, rum, silk screen fabrics, spices, tropical clothing, and watercolor artwork.

History

• In 1632, the first Europeans came to the island following a reef shipwreck.
• In 1816, became apart of The Netherlands.
• During 1900, Saban men were renowned sailors wanted for Dutch oil fields of Venezuela.
• Before 1940, Dutch engineers claimed the terrain would be impossible to build roads.
• By 1943, the first road was built about three-quarters of a mile to The Bottom.
• In 1947, the first motor vehicle arrived.
• In 1959, the first aircraft landed.
• In 1963, the road stretch was completed.
• In 1972, Fort Bay pier was completed.
• In 1987,  Saba Conservation Foundation (SCF) was established.
  
• In 1992, Saba University School of Medicine was established.
• In 2010, became a special municipality of The Netherlands.

Fun Facts

• Known to a former sanctuary for pirates and their families. Pirate, Hiram Beakes said, "dead men tell no tales".
• Zion's Hill was formerly called Hell's Gate. Its name changed after several complaints from the church.

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (September) Culinary Week, Sunset Hike, (October) Arts & Crafts Market, Sea & Learn, (November) Anniversary of Captain Leo, Bizzy B 5K Race, Lobster Fest, Pride Week, (December) Saba Weekend & Wahoo Food Fest.
  
• Holidays: New Years Day, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday, Kings Day, Labour Day, Ascension Day, Whit Sunday, Carnival Monday, Saba Day, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day.

Good to Know

• Daylight savings time not observed.
• Island has no beaches, fast food chains. or traffic lights.
• Has 1 gas station, 1 road, 3 jail cells, 4 street sweepers, and 4 towns.
• Roads are very narrow, steep, and winding. 
• Ferry Service connects to Sint Maartin and St Barts. Anticipate choppy waters.
• Given the underwater tower depth of volcanic rock starting at 300 ft down and rise to about 85 feet beneath surface; deep dives are possible. The Saba Conservation Foundation also operates a hyperbaric chamber in the event of any emergency.
• Rough ocean waters makes it not conducive for beginner snorkelers.
• Mandated by Saba Law, the charming gingerbread-style houses must be painted white with red, sloping roofs and green shutters. 
  
• Dinner service tends to be between 7PM - 10PM.
• Lacks sandy beaches.
• Hitchhiking is common.
• Due to frequent falling rocks avoid the temptation to swim at Wells Bay. 
• Tourism industry is unevenly regulated and inspections do not commonly occur.
• Prevalent Diseases: Dengue & Zika.
• Medical care does not meet our western standards.

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Tourist VISA not required for visits under 180 days.

                                                                    Hurricane Season is from June - November.

• Coolest Season: December - February
• Humid & Hottest: July - October
• Peak Season: December - April

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: The Ladder & Mary’s Point
• Museums: Dutch Museum Saba, Harry L. Johnson Museum, Maj Osmar Simmons Museum, & Saba Heritage Center
• Popular Attractions: Crispin Trail, Elfin Forest, Fort Bay, Ladder Bay, Mount Scenery, Sabab National Marine Park, The Bottom, The Gap, Windwardside, & Zion Hill

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Saint Barthélemy (san-bar-TAY-le-mee)

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"Heaven on Earth"

Why visit St Barthelemy (aka: St Bart, St Barts or St Barth)?

For the affluent Luxury Traveler seeking ATV adventure, beautiful white sand beaches, boating, designer boutiques, diving, duty-free shopping, French ambiance, leisure fine dining, hilly landscape, open air jeeps, snorkeling, Swedish vibes, uncrowded destination, and yachts.

Photo Credit: Reissaamme/Pixabay 

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Art, cigars, cosmetics, crystal, designer clothing, flower essences, handcrafted straw goods, jewelry, liquors, mahogany reproductions of colonial furniture, natural haircare products, perfumes, porcelain, pottery, watches, and wine.
• Local Cuisine to Try: Accras (cod fritters). Fangui (cornmeal dish).

History

• In 1493, Christopher Columbus sailed passed the island.
  
• In 1648 French Settler moved onto the island.
• In 1651, the island was sold to the Knights of Malta.
• In 1763, French mariners from Normandy and Brittany moved onto the island.
• In 1878, sold the island back to the French.
• In 1957, David Rockefeller, an American Millionaire purchased a property on the island. Transforming to upscale island tourism.
• In 1996, the first St Barth Film Festival was held promoting Caribbean films and filmmakers.

Fun Facts

• The only Caribbean Island once a Swedish Colony. Yet, the culture, cuisine and language is distinctly French.
• Referred to as the "French Riviera" in the Caribbean Islands.
• Before the French Revolution, King Louis XVI sold the island to King Gustav of Sweden in exchange for Sweden Trading Rights.
• A volcanic island encircled by shallow reefs.

Shell Beach, Gustavia, Saint Barthélemy. Photo Credit: kristinekelly/Pixabay 

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (January) Carnival, Literacy Festival & Book Exchange, Music Festival, (March) Gastronomic Festival, St Barth Festival of Caribbean Cinema, St Barts Bucket Regatta, (April) Les Voiles de St Barth Regatta, St Barth Film Festival, (May) SBJAM Music Festival, St Barth Cata Cup, (July) Fête in Anse des Cayes, Heritage Festival, Northern Neighborhood, (August) Feast Day, Fetes Patronale, Fête of St Barthélemy, Fête of St Louis, SB Jam Festival, Regattas, Windward Island Fête, and (November) Gustavialoppet.
• Holidays: New Years Day, Easter Monday, Labour Day, V-E Day, Ascension Day, Whit Monday, Bastille Day, Assumption Day, All Saints Day, Armistice Day, and Christmas Day.

Good to Know

• Daylight savings time is not observed.
• Gustaf III was ranked the world's third most airport on The History Channel, Most Extreme Airports program.
• Sint Maarten is a short ferry ride, however, strong currents can make for rough water crossing.
• Nude and topless sunbathing is permitted.
• Whales Migrate Season is May - April and August for sea turtles.
• French is the official language, but English is widely spoken.
• Windsurfing is popular on windward beaches.
• Restaurant Bar, Le Select is said to be Jimmy Buffett's inspiration to "Cheeseburger in Paradise" song.
• You may enjoy reading Case et Cuisine - Traditional Living & Fine Dining in St Barthelemy.
• Movies that may inspire your visit Arthur (1981), Arthur II (1988) and Salt (2010).
• Volleyball is the most popular sport on St Barts.
  
• Restaurants tend to add a 15% service charge. 
• Taxi drivers expect a tip of 10% of the fare.
• There are public bathrooms.
• Has no rivers or streams.
  
• La Ligne de St Barth is locally sourced products from the island consisting of flowers and plants.
  
• Tourism industry is unevenly regulated and inspections do not commonly occur. 
• Prevalent Diseases: Chikungunya & Dengue.

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Currency Restrictions for Entry/Exit: $10,000EUR.

Hurricane Season is June - November.

• Coolest Season: January - March
• Humid & Hottest: June - September
• Peak Season: December - April
  
• Shoulder Season: September - October

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: Fort Gustave
• Museums: Corossol Musee Interocean, Musee Municipal de St. Barthelemy and Museum le P'tit Collectionneur.
• Popular Attractions: Anse de Flamands, Anse de Grande Saline, Anse de St Jean, Corossol, Anse de Toiny, Anse du Colombier, Anse du Gouverneur, Columbier Lookout Point, Grand Cul de Sac Beach, Gustavia, Le Petit Anse, Lorient, Nature Reserve of Saint-Barthélemy, Swedish Belfry and Swedish Clock Tower.

Photo Credit: H Rabbitt/Pixabay 

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St Martin (sahn-mahr-TAHN) & Sint Maarten (sint-MAR-tin)

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"The Friendly Island"

Why visit St Martin (French Side)?

Ideal for the sophisticated traveler seeking boutiques, foodies delight, french vibe, horseback riding, less commercial developments, lush vegetation, nude sunbathing, outdoor markets, relaxation, volcanic mountains, white sand beaches, and yachting.

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: Border Monument & The Old House
• Popular Attractions: Amuseum Naturalis, Fort St Louis, Grand Case, Happy Bay Beach, Lady Liberty, Loterie Farm, Marigot, Minguet Art Gallery, Rotary Lookout Point, Silk Cotton Grove Art Gallery, & The Butterfly Farm
• Special Events: (February) Carnival, Howl Night, (June) St Martin Billfish Tournament, (July) Bastille Day, Heritage Day (July), (November) round-the-Island Relay Race, Concordia Day, and (December) Christmas Lights Competition

Photo Credit:  Ramon Kagie/Unsplash

Why visit Sint Maarten (Dutch Side)?

Known for beautiful beaches, casinos, deep-sea fishing, hiking, historical sites, horseback riding, jet ski, kayaking, kite surfing, lush vegetation, marine reserve, multi-cultural, native rum-based guava berry liquor cocktails, nightlife, sailing, shopping, surfing, volcanic mountains, wakeboarding, white sand beaches, windsurfing, and yachting.

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: Fort Amsterdam, Historic Old Street, Man on Chair Statue, Simpson Bay Bridge, Sint Maarten Courthouse, St Maarten National Flag Pole, & The Salt Pickers
• Museums: Parrotte Ville, Parrot Ville Bird Park, Sint Maarten Museum, & Yoda Guy Movie Exhibit
• Popular Attractions: Back Street, Emilio Wilson Park, Front Street, Mary-Star of the Sea Catholic Church, Mullet Bay Beach, Pelican Peak St. Maarten, Rainforest Adventures St Maarten (Rockland Estate), Seaside Nature Park, Sonesta Maho Beach Resort & Casino, & Wathey Square
• Special Events: (March) Carnival , St Maarten Heineken Regatta, (November) Around the Island Race, Concordia Day, and (December) Christmas Lights Competition

Photo Credit: Nadine Doerlé/Pixabay 

History

• In 1493, Christopher Columbus saw St Martin during his second voyage.
• During 1600, Dutch settlers arrived.
• In 1648, The Netherlands divided the islands by treaty.
• In 1816, boundaries was reaffirmed.
• In 2010,  Sint Maarten changed it's status from an island territory of the Netherlands Antilles to an autonomous country within the Kingdom of The Netherlands.
  

Fun Facts

• The island is home to numerous salt ponds which was instrumental before refrigeration to preserve food. Also, to their exporting economy.
  

Good to Know

• One island shared by two countries: French (St Martin) and Dutch (Sint Maarten).
• Daylight savings time is not observed.
• The island has no rivers or streams.
• Nude and topless is permitted (St Martin).
• You may enjoy reading Portrait of an Island written by Madeleine Greery.

                                                                        Hurricane Season is June - November.

• Coolest Season: December - March
• Humid & Hottest: June - October
• Peak Season: Mid April - Mid December
  
• Shoulder Season: April - October

Well, are you ready to settle the debate on which side is best, whether it's the French or Dutch side?

Maho Beach,  Sint Maarten. Photo Credit: kendallpools/Pixabay 

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Anguilla (ang-GWIHL-uh)

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Why visit Anguilla "Eel"?

Luxury travelers seeking beautiful beaches, beach bar dining, bird watching, caves, culture, fine dining, golf, relaxation, uncrowded, sailing, scuba diving, seclusion, snorkeling, upscale resorts, turquoise waters, views, walks,  and windsurfing. A ultra high end destination is known to be a getaway destination for celebrities and wealthy.

Photo Credit: ziggybobolo/Pixabay 

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Art pieces, glass blown pieces, hand carved model ships, liquor, needlework, pottery, sculpture items, stamps, straw goods, and wooden goods.
• Local Cuisine to Try: Callalloo (stew). Jonny Cakes (fried snack). Stewed Oxtail. Tamarind Balls (snack). 
• Local Drink to Try: Mauby (soft drink).

History

• During 1600-1700, under attack by the French.
• In 1967, was incorporated into British dependency, Saint Christopher Nevis Anguilla.
• In 1969, during island rebellion, the British paratroopers invaded. Greeted with British flags, flowers and smiles.
• In 1980, became a British Territory.
• In 1990, several ships were sunk to create an artificial reef system and five marine parks.

Fun Facts

• Island industry is insurance, off-shore banking and tourism.
• No capital gains, estate or profit tax for individuals or corporations.
• Christopher Columbus named it Anguilla (Italian for eel); however the locals referred to the island as Malliouhana ("Sea Serpent").
• Has thirty-three beaches.
• Until 2021, turtle hunting is banned.

Photo Credit: jaegeranna1/Pixabay 

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (February) Annual Flower & Garden Show, Bankie Banx's Reggae Festival, The Moonsplash Music Festival (March) Festival Del Mar, (April) Anguilla Lit Fest, Festival Del Mar, (May) Anguilla Yacht Regatta, Culinary Experience, (August) Carnival, & Summer Festival.
• Holidays: New Year's Day, James Ronald Webster's Birthday, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Labour Day, Whit Monday, Anguilla Day, Monarch's Official Birthday, Emancipation Day, August Thursday, Constitution Day, National Heroes & Heroines Day, and Christmas Day.

Good to Know

• The island has no bus system, campsites, casinos, large shopping centers, mountains, rivers or streams.
• Nude nor topless sun bathing is illegal.
• Gambling is illegal.
• There are no Jet Ski rentals, it's illegal.
  
• You may enjoy reading Out of Crowded Vagueness, written by Brian Dyde.
• There is no citizenship of Anguilla, the island's natives are British citizens.
• Tourism industry is unevenly regulated and inspections do not commonly occur. 
• Ammunition and firearms require express consent from the British government. 
• Prevalent Diseases: Chikungunya, Dengue, & Zika.
• Traffic moves on the left hand side of the road.

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport and one blank page for entry stamp.

                               Hurricane Season is June - November, their impact usually between July - November.

• Coolest Season: December - February
• Humid & Hottest: August - September
• Peak Season: December - April
  
• Shoulder Season: May - November

Your Must-See & Do

• Historical Sites: Big Spring National Park, Old Courthouse & Prison Ruins & Wallblake House
• Museums: Heritage Collection
• Popular Attractions: Captains Bay, Crocus Bay, Island Harbour Bay, Meads Bay, Maunday's Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Road Bay Beach, Shoal Bay & The Valley

Photo Credit: Juergen Striewski/Pixabay 

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