Our Island

About Nevis

In Nevis, hospitality is heartfelt and true. Stay in historic inns, luxury villas, or boutique hotels where you’re known by name. Lively festivals celebrate our heritage, and sustainability is a way of life. Filled with flavour, beachside barbecues and fresh farm-to-table dining offer moments to savour. Across its golden and black-sand beaches and lush rainforests, time slows and life moves at the pace of nature. As soon as you arrive, you’ll understand that Nevis feels different—and its people, its warmth and the sense of belonging it extends are what make it extraordinary.

About Nevis

Quick Facts

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With more than 44 varieties of mango on the island, Nevis is home to the world’s only dedicated Mango Festival.

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Alexander Hamilton was born here in 1757. His family home in Charlestown now houses a museum celebrating his life and legacy.

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Nevis is home to the first hotel in the Caribbean, the Bath Hotel, built in 1778, famed for its nearby natural hot springs.

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Each summer, hawksbill, leatherback and green turtles return to the beaches of Nevis to nest under the moonlight.

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No traffic lights, no fast-food chains and no buildings taller than a coconut tree. Life on Nevis is refreshingly simple.

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Nevis is warm all year-round, averaging 79°F (26°C).

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Nevis’ landscape ranges from pristine beaches and shoreline to lush rainforest and mountains. Nevis Peak reaches an elevation of 3,232 feet (985 meters).

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English is the primary language of Nevis. Nevis Creole is also widely spoken, especially in the more rural areas of the island.

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Eastern Caribbean Dollars (EC) and U.S. dollars are both accepted, and there are ATMs across the island. It is advisable to pay with cash, as some businesses may not accept credit cards.

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A True Sense of Place

Tucked away in the northern end of the Lesser Antilles, Nevis is a haven for those seeking peace and authenticity in the Caribbean’s purest form.

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