Places to visit in St Kitts And Nevis

Nevis is lucky that it has numerous attractions like the Botanical Gardens. The area is near about eight acres. There are lovely views down the sea and some awesome views of mountains. The tree of the garden is mature and very nicely decorated with waterfalls and effigy of monkeys, colorful birds and so on, and a very impressive tithe of Asian imagery scattered throughout.

The large stock full Galleria Gift shop is located beside the botanical garden. It is a branch of the mostly knowing aristocrat World Art & ancient Gallery at Anguilla Island. Another annex in Nevis will soon be opened at the glorious Eva Wilkin Mill in Ginger land. The botanical Gardens Gift showroom is situated inside the down floor of the ornamented doctrinal Caribbean orchard Great building. A food outlet is situated  on the highest floor of the building with clean views of the hills and panoramic views of the sea,  but if you have a thought to have your lunch there, then just do a call them ahead first for the surety that it is open or not.

The highest peak is Mount Liamuiga on St. Kitts and Nevis which is 1,156 meters tall. The islands have their exclusive origin with some large central peaks which are covered in a tropical rain forest. The majority of the people of Saint Kitts and Nevis live by the side of the sea. There are many rivers which come down from the upper course from the mountains of both islands; it provides fresh water to local people. St. Kitts has a small lake and a salt pond. Brown pelica is the national bird of this country.

There are two small Caribbean islands that form the country. They have grown with the West African traditions which basically depend upon the slave population brought in during the certain period - France and British. Native Caribs, warriors, were defending their lands. Those were attacking the colonies. - mixed culture.

The Cottle Church is situated in the Round Hill Estate on the main road and is mostly made with woods. The north part of this island is closer to the airport.

This is a small church or chapel, and also called as "Ease of st marks", in 1824 John Cottle has established, he was Nevisian Island President then.

John Cottle built the church so that his family member and all the slaves could worship together in a roof which was a controversial idea at the time. Anyone can who also wished to attend was welcomed.

The images and historic plans of the church are visited by tourists and it is a popular site for weddings.

This is a holy church and one can experience true catholic service system here along with local flair.

It is very old church located in this region.