Pinney's Beach
Four Seasons Resort Nevis
A full-service resort with golf, tennis and a great kids' club.
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nevis
Nevis is a single volcanic peak wrapped in rainforest, with old sugar plantations turned into small hotels and a coastline of quiet beaches. It is the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton and feels far less developed than most of its neighbours.
Visitors come for peace, good food and long lunches at beach bars. St Kitts is a short boat ride away, so the two islands pair easily.
where to go
A long, palm-lined beach on the west coast with beach bars.
A small capital with Georgian buildings and the Hamilton museum.
A tough guided hike through cloud forest to the summit.
A calm bay for paddleboarding and boat trips.
Historic estates on the hillsides, with gardens and views.
Hot springs beside the ruins of the Caribbean's first grand hotel.
when to go
Nevis is warm all year, with the driest months from December to April.
December to April
Dry and sunny, with cooling trade winds. The busiest season.
May to July
Warm, calm and quiet, with lower prices.
August to October
The wettest months and the highest risk of storms. Quiet and good value, though some hotels close for a few weeks.
where to stay
Pinney's Beach
A full-service resort with golf, tennis and a great kids' club.
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Photo: Montpelier Plantation & Beach A Relais & Châteaux inn with a private beach and excellent food.
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Photo: Golden Rock Inn A former sugar estate with gardens designed by Raymond Jungles.
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Photo: Paradise Beach Nevis Looking for something different? We know many more hotels and villas in Nevis, and we'll happily suggest the right one for you.
experiences
Grilled lobster and a rum punch at Sunshine's on Pinney's Beach.
A steep, muddy climb with a guide, rewarded with views on a clear day.
The birthplace of the American founding father and the history of the island.
An evening at one of the old estate inns, each with its own style.
Cross the Narrows for the scenic railway and Brimstone Hill.
Look out for the green vervet monkeys that live in the hills.
Fly to St Kitts, then take a short boat or water taxi across. We arrange every step.
Yes, especially at the Four Seasons, which has a children’s club and calm beaches.
Beaches, hiking, golf, history and food. It is an island for slowing down.
December to April is driest. May to July is warm, quiet and good value.
pair it with
Seven hundred islands and cays, with pink-sand beaches and some of the clearest water in the world.
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Grace Bay's powder-soft sand and calm, shallow water. Wonderful for families and for doing very little.
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Seven Mile Beach, superb diving and excellent restaurants, all very easy and well organised.
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