Marriott St Kitts Beach Club OFFERS Sleeps 6

Marriott St Kitts Beach ClubFloating (Gold), 2 bedrooms sleeps 6 OFFERS

Discover the unspoiled beauty of St Kitts with timeshare holidays to the Marriott St Kitts Beach Club in the Caribbean. This Interval International Premier resort offers an unbeatable beach-front location for you to cherish the soft sand and stunning scenery from upon. Explore the emerald interior of this paradise island with guided tours to Mount Liamuiga to venture into the volcanic crater and wander through the beautiful rainforest.

Guests are treated to a wonderful selection of 2 & 3-bedroom apartments that boast sweeping ocean and poolside views from their private balconies. Decorated with elegant interiors, including West Indian hints, each of the accommodations come well-appointed to ensure a first-class holiday in the Caribbean. Kick back in the spacious lounge to share stories of your adventures in St Kitts before heading out for a wonderful local meal at the islands many restaurants.

Relish the relaxing atmosphere of Marriott St Kitts Beach Club with a soothing massage at the Emerald Mist Spa or take in the natural beauty of the island with a round at the Royal St Kitts “links-style” golf-course. Cool off in the refreshing outdoor swimming pools and grab a drink at the swim-up bar or enjoy a relaxing afternoon within the sauna. Work up a sweat at the fitness centre, tennis and volleyball courts before settling down for an unforgettable dining experience. Indulge upon the fine dining at the Blu Seafood restaurant that serves up 180 degree panoramic views of the ocean or the Royal Grille Steakhouse amongst a whole host of local restaurants.

St Kitts is home to some awe-inspiring beaches, none more-so than at Frigate Bay where the North and South beaches offer a collection of soft-sand and crystal clear water for you to fall in love with. Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on St Kitts and is an intriguing reminder to the islands past, built by slave labour back in the 17^th and 18^th Centuries, it’s a must-see attraction.

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