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The end of the year culminates in the St. Kitts & Nevis National Carnival, the biggest event of the year, (also known as Sugar Mas). In the run up to Christmas and New Year, the streets erupt in a series of colorful parades, processions, and street performances. Clowns, Moko-Jumbies dancing on stilts, and troupes from all over the island entertain the crowds with their frenzied dancing to the infectious beat of soca and calypso music, while Carnival Queen and Talented Teen contestants show off dazzling costumes, months in the making.

Don’t miss J'ouvert, when costumed dancers fill the streets of Basseterre on Boxing Day, as well as the National Carnival Queen Pageant and the Senior Calypso Show.
The finale of the month and a half long celebrations is the traditional Grand Parade on January 1st.

The St. Kitts & Nevis Admiral’s Cup Pro-Am is the destination's premier event for visiting golfers. Played annually in early February, the Admiral’s Cup Pro-Am is a five-day team tournament in which a PGA Club Professional and three amateurs pair up to compete against other teams from golf clubs across the U.S., Canada, UK and the Caribbean. The St. Kitts & Nevis Admiral’s Cup Pro-Am is the only golf event of its kind with tournament rounds contested simultaneously on two different Caribbean islands, the Royal St. Kitts Golf Club in St. Kitts and Robert Trent Jones II at the Four Seasons Resort in Nevis.

The Nevis to St. Kitts cross channel swim has become one of the 'must do' open water swim events in the Caribbean region. The swim is 2.5 miles (4km) and starts from Oualie Beach on Nevis and goes accross the "Narrows" to finish at Cockleshell Beach on St. Kitts. The swim was started as a way of remembering and acknowledging the support of one of our early club members 'Bente Weber' whom we lost to cancer and thanks to the support throughout the years continues to grow and make a great impact.