St Helena Island is one of the remotest Islands on Earth. It is a subtropical paradise where the mountainous terrain and micro-climates create an astounding diversity of landscapes all within a few minute’s drive.

You can fly to St Helena from South Africa and also direct from the UK on charter flights during COVID19 and the pandemic.

St Helena boasts unparalleled adventure, impeccable beauty and unrefined nature. With ancient wrecks, giant stairways, great forts, natural wonders and extraordinary walks, the world within this exclusive land fleck is a world apart from anywhere else. Journey through 500 years of history.

St Helena offers a range of accommodation option types, from Hotels and Guest houses to bed & breakfast and self-catering accommodation. Booking of accommodation is required in advance before making your journey to St Helena.

One of the most popular walks on St Helena, the walk starts from Sandy Bay, past the iconic Lot’s wife formation to the sea coast here you will find multiple ponds. This walk is accompanied by ropes as the trail takes you along narrow paths.

Whether arriving by cruise ship or yacht, St Helena is accessible through the Island’s capital, Jamestown. Our cruise ship season starts from October and ends in April. There is no breakwater in James Bay, all visiting cruise ships drop anchor …

St Helena's history is fascinating and touches many aspects. The Island was discovered in 1502, We are also famous for Napoleon Bonaparte.

Oct 11, 2024 · St Helena is a year-round destination, but this period is the island’s hottest months. The warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean are perfect for swimming, snorkelling, marine excursions and the unforgettable encounter with our visiting whale sharks.

St Helena boasts unparalleled adventure, impeccable beauty and unrefined nature. With ancient wrecks, giant stairways, great forts, natural wonders and extraordinary walks, the world within this exclusive land fleck is a world apart from anywhere else. Journey through 500 years of history.

You can enjoy lots to eat and drink from traditional local restaurants that offer St Helena Cosine to bars that sell local produce