Just a few short weeks after the groundbreaking ceremony that officially launched construction, the Christophe Harbour marina is taking shape right before our eyes! 

The Christophe Harbour team along with American Bridge and Devcon are making swift progress with the goal of delivering the first megadock at the end of this year. 

Since the construction team arrived onsite, we've dredged 115,000 cubic yards of dirt from the pond, which is being used to form the land for the lower golf holes along the perimeter of the harbour. 50% of the sheetpiling has been installed along the shoreline, and the piling for the main walkway has been driven. They'll be starting the north fingers of the pier next....

Start with sugar, add salt, the sand and sea. From its shoreline vantage point on Whitehouse Bay, SALT Plage glows as the sun sets. Christophe Harbour’s newest seaside bar incorporates retooled remnants of historic sugar and salt industries in St. Kitts. The effect is scenery and elements that look familiar, but somehow feel new.

Open to the public, SALT Plage is already a draw for Christophe Harbour residents and guests, yachting visitors (dock tenders are welcome at the 1,450-square- foot pier), and locals from St. Kitts and Nevis. Throughout the twin islands and well beyond, there’s a buzz about this venue’s look and energy.

Original concrete structures and iron machinery found onsite from salt...

All around the peninsula, you can see the difference. Locals and longtime visitors can sense a change in the tradewinds.

Christophe Harbour is rapidly taking shape on St. Kitts, particularly noticeable in the past year since the Sugar Industry Diversity Foundation (SIDF) and the Darby Family Investment Group established their partnership.

Speedier, soulful progress can be seen at every curve, hillside and beach. SALT Plage is now open on Whitehouse Bay serving cool drinks and ceviche by the sea—the bar’s open-air design incorporates local artifacts from the island’s historic sugar and salt industries.

Dredging work and the first phase of the Marina is now proceeding on schedule, and is expected...

This week St. Kitts welcomes its newest waterfront bar as SALT Plage opens in Whitehouse Bay. The newest addition to Christophe Harbour, SALT Plage is the first Caribbean-side venue within the resort community. The bar’s open-air design takes full advantage of its seaside setting.  

Exuding a barefoot sophistication, SALT Plage will be the ideal spot for sipping inventive cocktails, including the signature Salt Pond Jumbie, taking in picture-perfect sunsets, and dancing the night away to the Caribbean beats of local musicians.

“SALT Plage complements the Southeast Peninsula’s existing hospitality offerings and is a great addition to the Christophe Harbour collection of amenities,” said Buddy Darby, Christophe Harbour CEO. “We&rsquo...

What an exciting day for Christophe Harbour as the first pile for the new superyacht marina has been driven, and construction is officially underway.  An official groundbreaking ceremony is planned for the 20th of June with government officials and local digintaries to celebrate the launch of this much-anticipated marina project.

American Bridge Company is the main contractor working in association with Devcon Ltd. Both firms have been onsite for more than a month prepping the site for active construction and final excavation. The first phase of the marina , which includes the first 24 berths up to 65 meters, is expected to be complete by the end of this year. We look forward to welcoming vessels to our marina in...