Island Activities
Island Sight Seeing
It only takes one hour to drive around Nevis, if you don't stop and the goats don't get in the way. However, if you really want to explore, you can spend weeks.
Touring the island means stopping for a chat with locals. calling in at rum shops, looking at gardens and having long lingering lunches with looking out to sea. You can rent a vehicle and head out on your own. Or, if you would like the benefit of a little local knowledge our taxi drivers will be happy to share the island with you.
Off Island Adventures
Day trips by air or sea to St. Kitts (fortresses, sugarlands, mountain hikes, shopping)
Day trips by air charter to St. Maarten (shopping, casinos)
St. Bart’s (restaurants, shopping, celebrities)
Antigua (English Harbour, shopping)
Soft Adventures, At Sea
Daysailing (both monohull and catamaran boats, meals and snorkeling included)
Deep-sea fishing (wahoo, kingfish, yellow tuna, blackfin tuna year round, mahi mahi in the spring and billfish in the summer months)
Snorkeling
Scuba (both PADI & NAUI) "Caves, Reefs and Wrecks"
Windsurfing and Sunfish Rentals
History Walks
Historic Charlestown
New River Plantation
Rain Forest & Ruins (Mount Travers Estate)
The Sugar Trail (Heritage Highway to Hamilton)
Heritage Highway (Gingerland portion)
Escorted Nature Walks
Nevis Peak (strenuous, but exciting - weather permitting)
Rainforest Water Source
Devil's Copper
Horseriding at Hermitage (historic Gingerland)
Mountain Bike Rental
Other Activities
The Museum of Nevis History in Charlestown (at the birthplace of American patriot Alexander Museum)
Captain Horatio Nelson Museum at Bellevue (Nelson married a Nevis widow and was based here ca.1785)
Nevis Horse Races (public holidays)
The Botanical Gardens of Nevis
On Site
On site there is an excellent hard tennis court (with complimentary rackets and balls), trailriding on horseback (English style, escorted), carriage rides through historic Gingerland, nature walks and history hikes (the ancient "Heritage Highway" or "Upper Round Road" passes right through The Hermitage). For the child in everyone there is the farmyard with the plantation's pigs, sheep, ducks, peacocks, chickens and horses of all ages, shapes and sizes.
Rental cars and Jeeps are available for selfhire exploring (highly recommended, this is a most friendly island) and finding quiet nature spots or secluded beaches.
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