Nevis

Nevis and St, Kitts, like no other islands in the Caribbean, seem to embody a kind of lush tropical paradise usually associated with the South Pacific. The atmosphere in Nevis is clearly thriving with an intoxicating blend of sunlight, sea air and abundant vegetation. Today these islands are admired more for their long stretches of sand than for their sugar cane. Basseterre and Charlestown, the islands' capitals, are among the most captivating and picturesque sites of the Caribbean's colonial harbor towns. The law here holds that no building here may be taller than the surrounding palm trees. Natural preservation is a major value Both St. Kitts and Nevis. (a look at the map of the island

Nevis and St. Kitts not only offer some of the most beautiful villas, but the beauty extends to the island as well. Undoubtedly, the island is ranked among the most naturally beautiful of the Caribbean islands. The islands' tall volcanic mountains covered with lush vegetation, are perfect for hiking and exploring; while the inviting blue waters of the Caribbean are ideal for swimming, sailing, fishing, and diving. Cruising and sailing are becoming increasingly popular in St. Kitts and Nevis because these luxurious volcanic islands offer sailors remarkable views. Both St. Kitts and Nevis have many trails leading into the mountains and rain forests for the visitors to explore.

The capital of Nevis is among the most modest and charming cities the Caribbean Islands have to offer. With a population of only 1,500, Charlestown is the sort of place in which you can still feel the tranquility and serenity that is characterized by the traditional Caribbean vacation. Life on Nevis is in general quite calm and is only interrupted by the arrivals of the morning and afternoon ferry from St. Kitts. Whenever a ferry comes in, a small crowd gathers to watch the goods being unloaded and brought to the nearby open market on the waterfront. For a true island getaway Nevis is the place you should go!