Nicknamed the “Queen of the Caribbees” this sombrero shaped island – with 3,232-foot Mt. Nevisat its center – exudes British tradition and a regal charisma all its own.
WHY GO: This is the place to indulge in the refined relaxation of plantation homes, stone churches and century’s old sugar mills – enlivened by sightings of a green vervet monkey or two. It also lays claim to one of the Caribbean’s most cherished love stories: that of British war hero Admiral Horatio Nelson and local lass Fanny Nisbet.
WHAT TO DO: Those seeking fun in the sun will savor the variety of sand ringing the 36-square-mile island, from the sugary shores of Newcastle Beachto an array of water sports at Oaulie Beach. For more adventurous couples, a hike up Mt. Nevisoffers stunning views of nearby St. Kitts. Spend an afternoon shopping in the capital, Charlestown, then enjoy the sunset with Killer Bees – the rum punch offered at famed beach be Sunshine’s.
Its 10,000 residents are friendly and helpful, ready to make new friends and welcome back regular visitors. The genuine charm and hospitality radiate into the unspoken, "Welcome," "Be my guest," and "Do come again."Nevisis special, a place that will seduce you, and tug at your heart strings after you leave.Like they say on Nevis: "You're only a stranger here once."
WHY GO: This is the place to indulge in the refined relaxation of plantation homes, stone churches and century’s old sugar mills – enlivened by sightings of a green vervet monkey or two. It also lays claim to one of the Caribbean’s most cherished love stories: that of British war hero Admiral Horatio Nelson and local lass Fanny Nisbet.
WHAT TO DO: Those seeking fun in the sun will savor the variety of sand ringing the 36-square-mile island, from the sugary shores of Newcastle Beachto an array of water sports at Oaulie Beach. For more adventurous couples, a hike up Mt. Nevisoffers stunning views of nearby St. Kitts. Spend an afternoon shopping in the capital, Charlestown, then enjoy the sunset with Killer Bees – the rum punch offered at famed beach be Sunshine’s.
Its 10,000 residents are friendly and helpful, ready to make new friends and welcome back regular visitors. The genuine charm and hospitality radiate into the unspoken, "Welcome," "Be my guest," and "Do come again."Nevisis special, a place that will seduce you, and tug at your heart strings after you leave.Like they say on Nevis: "You're only a stranger here once."
