Bloody Point is one of the most historically significant sites on St. Kitts, marking the location of a tragic and pivotal event that shaped the island’s history. In 1626, English and French settlers, fearing an attack from the indigenous Kalinago (Carib) people, launched a pre-emptive massacre at this very spot . Over 2,000 Kalinago men, women, and children were killed, and their bodies were dumped into the nearby river. For days, the river ran red with blood, giving this site its haunting name .

During the hike portion of your Bike and Hike – Throttle to Trail tour, you will explore Wingfield Estate – the site of the first English settlement in the Caribbean and the birthplace of the sugar industry on St. Kitts. · The Oldest Rum Distillery Ruins in the Caribbean – Recently discovered during excavations, these ruins date back to the 1600s and offer a fascinating glimpse into the island's distilling history. · A 17th-Century Sugar Mill – The island's tallest stone chimney still stands as a picturesque ruin, surrounded by lush greenery. · Water Wheel and Aqueduct Ruins – Remains of the system that brought water down from Mount Liamuiga to power the plantation. · The Sugar Works – Where sugar cane was processed and rum was made. · A 400-Year-Old Saman Tree – Located at nearby Romney Manor, this majestic tree has witnessed centuries of history. · Exotic Plants and Medicinal Trees – Your guide will point out plants used for generations by the island's earliest inhabitants