The five most Instagrammable places in St. Kitts

The island’s capital city is a great place for snatching shots of some of the Caribbean’s most historic architecture. Elegant Georgian houses, quaint and modest homes and imposing churches are among the lens-friendly attractions.

Located at the southern tip of St Kitts, Cockleshell is not only a beautiful stretch of sand, it also offers superlative opportunities across The Narrows channel for pictures of Nevis, St. Kitts’ sister isle.

This popular lookout point offers two breathtaking views for the price of one, with the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Caribbean Sea to the west. Moody old Nevis looming in the background completes one of the region’s finest landscape vistas.
Kittian Village

The beautifully maintained gardens of Romney Manor are among the most photographed spots in the entire Caribbean. Tourists gravitate to the home of Caribelle Batik, where local artists handmake unique clothing and a wide range of accessories using the traditional Asian/African batik technique.

Old Road

If you’re up for the climb, this magnificent mountain’s summit is 3,792 feet above sea level and offers a breathtaking array of opportunities for jealousy-inducing photography. The mountain dominates the entire northern side of the island, so finding original angles on its scenery should be a snap.