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St Kitts Private ATV Adventure

4.9 ★ · 57 reviews · from USD140

St Kitts Private ATV Adventure

Consider the excitement of a thrilling adventure enjoyed among a few family members or a group of close friends.  An intimate and fun way to see the beautiful landscape and hidden sites of the historic Wingfield Estate and the nearby Lambert’s Estate a major stop on the tour.  Your dedicated guides will ensure that your ride along the off-road routes is customized to suit your adventure needs. Far from the open group tours, on this Private ATV Adventure you can ride at your own pace and enjoy the local scenery. This tour entails an orientation and safety instruction session, then guests are taken through the winding sugar cane paths, and majestic mountain range and into centuries old sugar estate ruins. Receive expert instruction and all equipment from an experienced guide covered by Viator’s worry-free policy: guaranteed on-time return to your ship.

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4.9 ★ · 57 reviews
  • Guide Ivan and Dani are praised as fun and accommodating, with monkey sightings along rugged terrain
  • Reviewers highlight scenic views as a highlight of the tour
  • One reviewer's transfer driver was distracted and unhelpful, and another noted the ATV guide gave little island context

Reviews collected by Viator and Tripadvisor.

✓ Bottled water

✓ Use of helmet & safety goggles

✓ Hotel/port pick up and drop-off

✓ Private and intimate tour

✓ Private professional guide

✕ Food and drinks

✕ Gratuities

1

3 hrs

Location of the ATV Base. Guests are prep and organized at the base before embarking on the tour. On site restroom and clean up facilities and a fully stocked drinks bar

2

10 min

The tour starts at the historic Wingfield Estate located in the foothills of St. Kitts’ central mountain range. When the English settled on the island in 1625, it became the first working estate on the island for tobacco, sugar and rum. It was originally owned by Sam Jefferson, the great-great-great-grandfather of US President Thomas Jefferson. Guests will see the ruins and may get a chance to visit the rum distillery to learn how sugar was converted into rum back in the day.