This hike offers a meaningful journey through St. Kitts' history and natural environment.
At Bloody Point River, you will visit a site of deep historical significance. Here, in 1626, European forces clashed with the Kalinago people – the island's first inhabitants. Thousands of Kalinago lost their lives in an event that shaped the island's history. Your guide will share the storey of this pivotal moment with respect and factual context, focusing on learning and reflection.
What you'll experience:
A Historical Journey
Learn about the 1626 massacre and its impact on Kalinago communities. Your guide provides a respectful, informative account of the events that unfolded at Bloody Point River.
Ancient Petroglyphs
View petroglyphs carved into volcanic stone by the Kalinago people centuries ago. These carvings offer a glimpse into the lives and beliefs of the island's first inhabitants.
Rainforest Trail
Follow a scenic trail through lush rainforest, with opportunities to observe local plants and wildlife.
Bat Cave
Visit a natural bat cave and observe bats in their habitat. This is a peaceful, educational stop that highlights the island's biodiversity.
Reflection & Connection
Throughout the hike, you are invited to reflect on the past, pay respects to those who lived here, and gain a deeper understanding of St. Kitts' complex history.
