Heart Shaped Waterfall is one of the Seven Wonders of St. Helena. It is a 90m (295ft) waterfall which runs mostly in the winter and early spring, fed by the ...
Diana’s Peak is is highest place on our island, and also one of the more interesting. Diana’s Peak is not alone - it’s part of a range of three summits, ...
Castle Gardens, in the heart of Jamestown, is a great place to just sit and watch the world bustle by. Situated outside the Castle buildings; it’s just up...
In May 2008 the Tourist Office suggested that the island should identify 7 Wonders of St. Helena with the aim to “showcase seven iconic or historic place...
St Paul's has around 20% of the island’s population living there, making it the second most populous district (after Half Tree Hollow). Housing areas includ...
Sandy Bay is a valley in the south of the island, leading south-east from the heights of the Diana’s Peak range to the sea. Although you might expect its ex...
Longwood is the second largest district by area (after Blue Hill) and home to around 18% of the island’s population. It includes the principal settlements of...
You get Levelwood either from Sandy Bay or from Hutt’s gate (at the main Jamestown-Longwood road). Levelwood is on the southwest side of the central peaks...
Half Tree Hollow can be clearly seen as you approach St Helena on the RMS St Helena, just up Jacob’s Ladder from Jamestown, it is the island’s most populou...
Apart from a few isolated cottages, Blue Hill is empty - of people at least. It has been suggested that the population of farm animals exceeds that of people by...
