Nevis Things to Do

As you drive from Charlestown and enter Gingerland, you can see the bright red roof of this church just before you make a sharp left turn onto the main road. You have now reached the village of Market Shop, and if you go straig... more

Built by resident Roger Staiger on his property, this small golf course will keep duffers happy while on Nevis. The mini course is in a beautiful location with views of the mountain above and the sea below. While there, it's wo... more

Numerous times per year, particularly on holiday weekends, the Nevis Turf and Jockey Club sponsors horseracing. Sometimes exciting, often amusing, horse races on Nevis are not to be missed. You can place bets (XEC5 or about USD... more

This lovely stone building, on the site where American statesman Alexander Hamilton was born, is a re-creation of an earlier building dating back to the late 1600's, supposedly destroyed by an earthquake. It's a simple structur... more

The MV Caribe Breeze, is a ferry service connecting St. Kitts and Nevis. The modern vessel offers a large sun deck, or if passengers prefer, cooler accommodations in the first level air-conditioned cabin. Either way, you'll mak... more

On the main street in Charlestown you will find the local tourist bureau offices, located in a charming stone building. Inside are friendly, accommodating tourist officials, and plenty of printed information about the services... more

This delightful building in the center of Charlestown was converted from a former factory building into a modern-day downtown shopping complex. Using bright-colored railings and paint, the renovations have created a lively busi... more

Located along the waterfront in town, this beach is popular for snorkeling, walking, and enjoying the local scenery, including the colorful fishing boats. It's a wonderful place to look for egrets nesting and other birds that l... more

Located at one of the most popular and luxurious resorts on Nevis, the course at Four Seasons is nothing short of championship caliber. Manicured greens and well-maintained fairways bursting with tropical foliage create an idea... more

One of the largest churches on the island and used for many community activities, the Methodist church was built in 1844. The Methodists arrived later on the island than Anglicans, and had a different approach to many things. F... more