| Saint Kitts, W.I.The Inner Circle Guest House and entertainment Center is
nestled on a hill at Willetts Village, St. Pauls. St. Pauls is located
approximately 14 miles from the capital city of Saint Kitts, Basseterre
and is a short 25 minutes ride by car. It marks the 1/2 point of
the Island which is 68 square miles. The community of St. Pauls provides the tourist with the opportunity to experience typical St. Kitts life, in a relaxed safe environment. Talk to a local fisherman, taste a stalk of sugar cane, enjoy a drink in a local bar. St. Pauls is the home of the Prime Minister of the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis. Attractions Close to St. Pauls There are many attractions located in close proximity to St. Pauls, ensuring tourists have plenty of activities to keep them busy. Dieppe Bay Beach The volcanic black sand on Dieppe Bay Sparkles with gold flecks. An off shore reef makes the waters calm and perfect for swimming. A lovely grove of palm trees provides welcome shade. a hotel and restaurant near by can provide refreshments for your relaxing time at the beach. Black Rocks Remnants of St. Kitts once active volcano, Mount Liamuiga, can be seen at Black Rocks. Imagine the explosion of the volcano that sent searing hot lava down into the sea, forming strange rock formations. Marvel at the beautiful ebony cliff-side, formed years ago. A truly majestic scene as the sea crashes onto the rocks. Rainforest at the top of Mount Liamuiga The trail to the top of Mount Liamuiga near St. Pauls. Entering the rain forest is like opening the door to a world of cool wonder and mistery. At the lower part of the trail, one finds large old mango trees reminding us that these were once sugar cane fields. Higher up, the trees form a canopy, which creates the lush tropical atmosphere. Cabbage palms, giant fern trees and mahogany. A great site for tree lovers. Once you reach the top of the rainforest, you can hike down into the crater and explore the interesting terrain. St. Kitts and Nevis are renowned for the green vervet monkeys. These playful creatures are a delight to observe as they search for food, climb trees or sit and watch their human visitors. Brimstone Hill Historic Fort Brimstone Hill was named after the sulfur in the cliffs that lead up to the Fort. It is the second largest historic Fort in the region. This massive Fort covers 38 acres and rises almost 800 feet above the sea level. It was designed by british military engineers and build by African slaves. The construction began in 1690. The Fort is steeped in history. This treasured heritage site, which once was a coveted prize for the British and French is a major attraction. The Citadel which is structurally and architecturally of world significance, has remained virtually intact. Buildings have been skillfully reconstructed, restored and adapted, and now accommodate a Canteen, Gift Shop and Visitor's Center. Interesting museum displays, and audio-visual presentation on the history and development of the Fort, well maintained structures coupled with breathtaking vistas and a serene atmosphere make Brimstone Hill more than just another Fort. Other Activities in St. Kitts When you are ready to venture out of the St. Pauls area, there are still lots of great things to see and do.
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