The Kathy Sweeney Lowe (KSL) Foundation held the KSL Cup, an annual golf fundraiser at the Four Seasons Resort Nevis, on 3 February. Proceeds are donated to benefit education for underprivileged Nevisian children. This year, the event saw its most successful turnout with 40 participants, mostly returning Four Seasons homeowners coming together once again after the winter months.  This year’s tournament included the Christophe Harbour sales crew as new participants and Thomas, Martin, David, and Maria joined forces for a day on the greens to support the event’s cause. The 2010 tournament, a nine-hole, four-team, best-ball scramble, featured a shotgun start with players fanning out to their starting holes. The day showed off a typically brilliant blue sky and sunshine while...

Nearly one quarter of the island of St. Kitts is rainforest, creating infinite possibilities of exploration for the adventurer at heart.  Reportedly, St. Kitts is one of the few places on the planet where the rainforest is actually expanding rather than shrinking. Lush peaks reaching 1,000 feet and above, mostly all of which is rainforest, is declared a protected National Forest Reserve.  Hikers and mountain bikers will find a variety of trails, ranging from moderate to challenging, winding past tropical plants and flowers, sparkling streams and waterfalls under a seemingly endless canopy of forest. One of the most popular hikes will take you to the summit caldera of Mt. Liamuiga, the island's highest peak rising 3,792 feet above sea level, where you...

The highlight of the inaugural Member-Guest weekend at Christophe Harbour was the Sunset Hole-In-One Challenge atop Priddies Plateau, the site for the Tom Fazio golf course. The Christophe Harbour team had Hole No. 8 outfitted with a tee box and a green.  As the sun began to set across the Caribbean, members and guests each took two swings in hopes of landing a hole-in-one. Grand prize was a trip for 4 couples on a private Hawker jet for a week’s stay at the Turtle Beach Bungalows.

After a successful 2009, Christophe Harbour is poised for a promising 2010. Real estate sales are up and new projects—from bungalows to villas—are in the works. Our vision to be faithful stewards of St. Kitt’s natural environment while creating a community with world-class amenities, service, and architecture remains unchanged for this year and the years to come.

There are still a few opportunities to take advantage of Christophe Harbour’s newest offering, The Bungalows at Sandy Bank Bay. This limited offering of only 14 hideaways has drawn remarkable interest, with five already under reservation. Their distinctive architecture, furnishings, and views are certain to inspire a new year filled with adventure and tranquility. First-phase construction will begin...

Kiawah Partners’ Architect John Haley, who designed the Bungalows, accepted the award for Best Traditional Use of Wood, at the Southeast Design Awards, held in Atlanta, February 16, 2010. The Design Awards are sponsored annually by Woodworks, a one-stop resource for wood use in building.

The award-winning organic, hand-hewn logs, solid wood shutters and impeccable interior wood detailing will provide the same upscale sensibility to Christophe Harbour’s latest offering: The Bungalows at Sandy Bank Bay To inquire about The Bungalows at Sandy Bank Bay or for more information on other ownership opportunities at Christophe Harbour, please contact us at 800.881.7180 or [email protected].