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Every dish is a gift from the land and its people. Meals are made with locally-sourced ingredients and served with pride at the island's most cherished restaurants. Find the season's freshest harvest wherever you choose to dine.

The cherished tradition of rummaking is alive and well on the island—led by born-and-bred Kittitians who are reclaiming it. From blends made with native spices to walking tours through the oldest surviving distillery in the Caribbean, aspiring RumMasters are taught everything they need to know about the spirit of St. Kitts. 

At Liamuiga Natural Farms, everything on the menu is composed of natural ingredients grown just steps away, on prized farmland surrounded by protected rainforest. It’s farm to table dining, as it’s meant to be—organic ingredients, served with intention. 

Brimstone Hill National Park is one of the country’s most significant historical sites. Construction of the UNESCO World Heritage Site by enslaved Africans lasted for over 100 years, and the formidable fortress was known as the Gibraltar of the Caribbean. Historian and tour guide, Leonard Stapleton, shares the cultural and historic significance of The Hill.

In St. Kitts, limin’ is a way of life. It’s what makes things here so relaxed and carefree: a willingness to prioritize joy and savor life’s simplest pleasures. Anything can be a lime, as long as you’re enjoying it.

There are infinite ways to fall in love, each one a singular experience. A sweet and subtle romance is found around every corner, through joyful adventures and a shared sense of wonder.

Every dish is a gift from the land and its people. Meals are made with locally-sourced ingredients and served with pride at the island's most cherished restaurants. Find the season's freshest harvest wherever you choose to dine.