Inn at Cades Bay

The Inn at Cades Bay is within a 10 minute drive to the Vance W Amory International Airport (NEV) and 20 minutes' drive to the centre of Nevis. The inn offers a tour desk and a swimming pool as well as a concierge. Nevis Peak is within easy driving distance of the Inn at Cades Bay.     Read more about Inn at Cades Bay

Cades Bay Inn Nevis

The secluded Inn at Cades Bay sits on a long stretch of beach on the island of Nevis in the West Indies, providing a unique Caribbean escape for travelers seeking economical getaways, outdoor adventure and tranquil respites. From these four scenic acres opposite Nevis' sister island of St. Kitts, guests can enjoy swimming, rainforest walks, scuba diving, snorkeling and windsurfing. Visitors are close to a museum, botanical gardens, historic plantation homes, sugar mills and churches. The inn's staff can help visitors plan their itineraries, especially to Charlestown, the 16th- century capital.     Read more about Cades Bay Inn Nevis

Montpelier Plantation Inn Nevis

Set high in the hills amid 30 acres of lush tropical vegetation, Montpelier Plantation and Beach is 10 miles from the airport and four miles from Charlestown. The historic 18th-century sugar plantation is distinguished by the warm hospitality of a private country house. It was host to the marriage of Lord Nelson and Fanny Nesbit in 1787 and retains many relics from those times, including a windmill, in use until 1933. Amenities include a full service Spa, 60-foot mosaic-tiled freshwater pool, tennis court, snorkeling equipment and private two-acre beach with daily shuttle service from the inn     Read more about Montpelier Plantation Inn Nevis

Four Seasons Resort Nevis, West Indies

The name Nevis is derived from the Spanish word nieve which means snow. Christopher Columbus gave the name to the island when he discovered it in 1492, due to the clouds on top of the mountain that he could see as he approached. This unspoiled island offers visitors the opportunity to experience the Caribbean as it should be. The climate is consistently pleasant and there are no monolithic hotel complexes, congested beaches or frantic commercial centres. In fact, the government does not allow buildings taller than two storeys, so that they will not be higher than the canopy cover of the palm      Read more about Four Seasons Resort Nevis, West Indies