Statia Lodge's 10 red-roofed wooden bungalows with outdoor kitchen are nicely spaced out across a windswept bluff some 2.3km east of Lower Town. Knock back a cold beer on your private terrace or gaze out to the Quill or St Kitts from the bar by the L-shaped freshwater pool.
Statia Lodge
Sint Eustatius
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park
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Some 3km north of the airport, Zeelandia Bay takes its name from Statia’s first Dutch settlers, who hailed from Zeeland province in the Netherlands…
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Pose with two patina-covered cannon while enjoying sweeping views of St Kitts from this clifftop fort, some 5km southeast of Lower Town at the foot of the…
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