Travel personality and TV show host Peter Greenberg, who’s known around the world as “The Travel Detective,” was recently on location in St. Kitts for an episode of his popular “Hidden Gems” series. From the bustling capital of Basseterre to Wingfield Estate and beyond, Greenberg reveals what makes St. Kitts a true hidden gem in the Caribbean.

 

 

The “Hidden Gems of St. Kitts” segment takes viewers off the beaten track to uncover what makes the island the quintessential Caribbean experience – it is uncrowded and authentic with a naturally beautiful landscape, steeped in history and populated by genuinely friendly locals. Starting with a scenic drive up the coastline, Greenberg highlights myriad unique sites and activities that truly showcase St. Kitts’ charm.

 

 

From the Brimstone Hill hot sauce factory where visitors can taste and help make the spicy concoction to the historical wonders of the Wingfield Estate archaeological site once owned by the great-great-great grandfather of Thomas Jefferson, Greenberg journeys into the heart of St. Kitts.

 

 

He reveals hidden coves teeming with marine life and a casual roadside dinner-only restaurant that’s a favorite among locals where fisherman grill up their catch of fresh seafood from that day. Whether exploring the rainforest mountains on an ATV or snorkeling alongside a partly-submerged shipwreck, Peter brings the undiscovered treasures of St. Kitts vividly to life.

 

 

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