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WHERE TO STAY IN St Kitts
These are the places putting responsible tourism front and centre
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Belle Mont Farm
At this unique organic resort, Belle Mont Farm at Kittitian Hill, guests are encouraged to join and savour authentic culinary experiences prepared from locally grown ingredients by the creative resident chefs. The team gather fresh, aromatic produce from several locations around the island, which are delivered straight to your table. Working closely with neighbouring farmers and expert local foragers, Belle Mont Farm sources nearly all of its restaurants’ provisions directly from its own and the surrounding farms in St Kitts and Nevis. From every point on this sustainable farm resort with its expansive edible landscape, the pride of Belle Mont can practically be touched.
PARK HYATT ST. KITTS
At Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour, guests enjoy personalised luxury while discovering authentic experiences. Beyond the environmental efforts, such as electric golf carts to get around the property and the replacement of plastic water bottles in guestrooms, culture and heritage are woven into Park Hyatt St. Kitts. The architecture around the resort reflects historical elements on St. Kitts, such as Brimstone Hill Fortress and Wingfield Estate, and repurposing original stone from a former property where the resort is located. The property is also actively involved in supporting the community and over 95% of its colleagues are natives of the island.
ST. KITTS MARRIOTT
Escape to paradise with an authentic Caribbean vacation at St. Kitts Marriott Resort. Among the many sustainable and environmental practises carried out across Marriott resorts globally, St. Kitts Marriott operates a huge desalination plant that pumps water from the sea, and filters it for use through the resort, helping to preserve natural resources on the island. It also supplements the aquifer and supplies water to the Frigate Bay area, easing the strain on the government’s supplies. Moving forward, St. Kitts Marriott is also partnering with the Ocean Foundation to re-use sargassum (seaweed) as a fertiliser around the property.
