Architect John Denton Haley is at it again—and the craftsmanship levels are high. The design mastermind behind the Bungalows, Pavilion, and SALT Plage, Haley’s fourth major project for Christophe Harbour will be the centerpiece of the newly-completed superyacht marina.

"This is the building that could define Christophe Harbour and St Kitts to the world."

Contemporary shops and residences will follow as the marina village grows, he explains, but the Customs House (a working title) will hold its own as classic and timeless—with the look and feel of a formidable shipping building or wharfside warehouse built long ago. At first sight of the design, Haley says many Kittitians often recall the circa-1894...

The results are in and SALT Plage has been named one of the "Best Beachside Cafés" in the world by Condé Nast Traveler readers. The seaside lounge and sunset bar comes in at number 7 on the luxury travel publication's list of favorites. Drop by to see us at Whitehouse Bay for a visit and a sundowner soon! 

As Christophe Harbour continues to expand its footprint with new amenities, programs, and resort offerings, we're pleased to announce new leadership that brings extensive knowledge and experience to our Island team. 

Beginning June 17, William “Bill” Anderson joins us as Executive Vice President of Operations. In this role, he will be responsible for all Christophe Harbour Club operations, property management and hospitality services. Bill’s career spans 25+ years with some of the world’s finest companies and resort properties including Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Abercrombie & Kent, Aman Resorts, Miraval and many more. In total, Bill has conceptualized, developed, managed, and marketed more than 40 luxury hotel, resort, club and residence properties in 30 countries.

The Marina at Christophe Harbour has enjoyed a successful start as its first season draws to a close.

St Kitts and Nevis has noted 134 yachts of more than 100 feet in the Federation’s waters, proving that this third point of the cruising triangle with Antigua and St Maarten is quickly establishing itself as a popular destination for superyachts frequenting the Caribbean. These numbers match the anticipated 20 percent year-over-year growth of the superyacht industry in St Kitts and Nevis, and its popularity is only set to grow as news spreads of its untouched cruising grounds and convenient distance from the many neighbouring Caribbean islands. Visitors this season were quick to praise Christophe Harbour:

“The dock itself is terrific. ...

It’s the end of the Caribbean yachting season and where else for crews to refuel, re-provision and rejuvenate than conveniently docked within an alongside berth at The Marina at Christophe Harbour. In-slip bunkering is now available and with duty free fuelling makes for a regionally competitive option for even the most astute yachtsman. The marina’s central location coupled with easy access and flexible hours is already proving popular with owners and captains alike.

The Marina at Christophe Harbour is the only one of its kind within the region and is attracting superyachts who appreciate the added options the facility presents when planning itineraries. Christophe Harbour’s marina team have worked to ensure the marina provides services which...