St. Kitts & Nevis November holidays

Festivals and events in St. Kitts & Nevis in November

From the 6th to the 8th of November, usually hidden away fashion houses showcase their best works during the St Kitts Style Weekend. This showcase is in hopes of empowering others in the St Kitts fashion industry. A relatively new event, curated by Ms Winnielle Pereira and showcases the diverse collections of fashion designers from the Caribbean.

Sugar Mas, the National Carnival kicks off at the end of November for six weeks of partying, parades, and street dancing. This is the biggest celebration on St Kitts and the only celebration in the entire Caribbean to blend both Christmas and festivities together. Carnival fever spreads across the island and is embodied with bright colours, colourful costumes, and displays enjoyed throughout the duration of November and December.

Top places to visit in St. Kitts & Nevis in November

Towards the end of the month, the weather begins to change as the dry season starts to settle in. With high temperatures, gentle sea waves and a quiet island, there is very little you cannot do.

Pereira Tours offers a wide range of activities to do while staying on St Kitts or Nevis. Located in Port Zante, they are committed to providing a quality experience using certified guides. From ATV adventures, touring the entire island to adventurous days out sailing or snorkelling, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

What’s the weather like in St. Kitts & Nevis in November?

The end of November marks the end of the wet season and the beginning of the dry season – and while November still classifies as a wet month, there is still plenty of sunshine every day.

Average temperatures range from 26°C-28°C, while the lowest recorded temperatures are 23°C. Towards the end of the month, sunbathing, relaxing on the beach, and swimming are perfect opportunities to enjoy the luxurious weather and soak in the sun.

What to pack for a holiday in St. Kitts & Nevis in November

General packing tips for November:

• With hot temperatures, pack light clothing and shoes best suited for a hot holiday
• Smart-casual outfits for the evening Umbrella/raincoat for potential rain
• A swimsuit and goggles for water activities
• Sun cream, sunglasses, and a hat for protection from the sun
• Strong bug spray and afterbite creams
• Beach towels, and a tote bag – no plastic bags.
• Hiking boots/shoes for any treks or exploring the island.