The St Kitts Tourism Authority has launched a collection of romantic experiences and exclusive hotel packages designed to persuade couples to switch off completely, with offers available across the island until 28 February 2026.
For UK business travellers the timing is convenient. British Airways flies direct to St Kitts from London Gatwick on Tuesdays and Saturdays, making the island a realistic option for adding a partner escape to the end of a Caribbean work trip, or for SME owners looking to reward themselves after a heavy quarter. With 60 per cent of UK workers now extending business trips into holidays, destinations are increasingly packaging leisure add-ons with couples in mind.
The collection builds on the island’s “Do Not Disturb” campaign, which positions St Kitts as an uncrowded destination where visitors can disconnect from the daily grind.
“St Kitts continues to offer couples something truly special, the chance to celebrate love surrounded by both natural beauty and history,” said Hon. Marsha Henderson, Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation and Urban Development. “Our collection captures the essence of St Kitts’ romantic spirit, showcasing not only our stunning landscapes but also our growing collection of distinctive hotels, restaurants, and heritage landmarks that make every visit unforgettable.”
Hotel packages from US$122
At the top end, the “Romance at the Park” package at Park Hyatt St Kitts Christophe Harbour starts from US$1,290 and includes round-trip airport transfers, a champagne welcome, daily breakfast for two in the Great House, a 50-minute couple’s massage at the Sugar Mill Spa & Sanctuary and a three-course Starlight Destination Dining dinner overlooking the Caribbean.
The most affordable entry point is the “Romance” package at Royal St Kitts Hotel, priced at US$122 on top of the room rate, covering themed room décor, a dessert for two and a bottle of wine. Reservations must be made at least two days in advance using promo code LOVE.
St Kitts Marriott Beach Resort’s “Tropical Love Escape” runs from US$399 per night with a minimum two-night stay, bundling sparkling wine and a fruit platter on arrival, daily breakfast, a 50-minute couple’s massage and daily access to the Emerald Mist Spa. At Koi Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton, “An Intimate Dining Affair” offers a private waterside dinner at US$250 for three courses or US$500 for five, with the option to pay using Hilton Honors points.
New restaurants and heritage settings
The push leans heavily on the island’s expanding culinary scene. 1762° Gibraltar Gastrolounge, opened in April 2025 atop the UNESCO-listed Brimstone Hill Fortress, offers couples a complimentary prosecco alongside sea and mountain views from a 300-year-old fortress. The Sommelier, a new tapas and wine bar on the Frigate Bay Strip, and Italian restaurant Orchid Bay Beach House, which adds a complimentary glass of bubbles with dessert for couples who mention the campaign, round out the dining options.
Heritage sites feature too, including Fairview Great House & Botanical Garden and St John’s Anglican Church, the volcanic stone seaside church where Horatio Nelson married Frances Nisbet in 1787.
Getting there
Direct British Airways flights operate from Gatwick twice weekly, and our Gatwick business travel guide covers how to make the most of the airport. UK visitors should check entry requirements on gov.uk, including the Electronic Travel Authorisation now required before travel. Full details of the romance collection are at www.visitstkitts.com.
