• Nevis Hot Springs - A brief stop without disembarking:

The nearby thermal springs, also known as Bath Springs, were historically believed to have healing properties and attracted visitors seeking its therapeutic benefits and the pleasure of its soothing warmth.

Your guide will pause for about 30 minutes, allowing you to quickly experience the restorative waters, capture photos, and explore the site of these springs. Temperatures can reach up to 170℉. Adjacent to the springs is the historic former Bath Hotel, now serving as government offices, which still stands majestically, reflecting its status as the island’s most prominent structure during the 1700s.

• Historic Nevis Bath House Hotel - Photo stop only:
  Nevis remains one of the world’s best-kept secrets. Experience the charm of the past in the present by touring Nevis. It’s sure to be a day of enjoyment! Nevis, with its old-world allure, earned the title “The Queen of the Caribees” in the 1700s. This was due to the Bath Hotel, the first in the Caribbean, built to host English nobility during their visits.

• Alexander Hamilton Museum - Brief stop:
  The Alexander Hamilton House is situated on the island of Nevis in the Caribbean. Visitors will explore the house (no fee) rather than the museum. Alexander Hamilton, a Founding Father of the United States, was born on Nevis in 1755 or 1757 (the exact year is uncertain). The museum is located in the Hamilton House, believed to be Hamilton’s birthplace.

The museum features exhibits about Alexander Hamilton’s life, achievements, and influence on American history. Visitors can learn about his early years on Nevis, his journey to the United States, his role in the American Revolution, and his contributions to the founding of the United States.

The Alexander Hamilton Museum is a popular tourist attraction on Nevis, offering a unique opportunity to learn about the life and legacy of this influential historical figure.

• Nevis Artisan Village - At this village, the guide will make a brief stop to explain the creations of local artisans and provide insight into the creative process behind their handcrafted pieces. The artisan village also serves as a cultural hub, hosting art exhibitions, workshops, and demonstrations. This stop offers a touch of cultural enrichment and community engagement, showcasing the authentic charm of Nevis, the Queen of the Caribees.

• St. Thomas Anglican Church - Brief stop:
  St. Thomas Anglican Church is the oldest church on the island, built in 1643. It was constructed to serve the town of Jamestown, which disappeared due to a tsunami. The church graveyard includes the resting place of Thomas Cottle, founder of The Cottle Church in 1822, the only church where slaves and their plantation owners could worship together. There is also a vault containing the remains of John Huggins (1763-1821), the developer of the Bath Hotel. This church is rich in history, evident as you walk around reading the plaques and inscriptions within.

• Nevis - This tour offers a brief experience highlighting the historical venues of Nevis. It is not a full island tour. Brief stops are made for photo opportunities. Afterwards, the beach, lunch, including a chair and umbrella, awaits you.

• Pinney’s Beach - Pinney’s Beach is a popular beach located on the sister island of Nevis. Nevis is a small island that is part of the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Pinney’s Beach is renowned for its beautiful white sand, crystal-clear waters, and stunning views of the neighboring island of St. Kitts.

Visitors to Pinney’s Beach can enjoy a variety of activities such as swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing, and water sports like snorkeling and kayaking. There are also beach bars and restaurants along the shore where visitors can savor delicious Caribbean cuisine and refreshing drinks while enjoying the scenic views. Included in your package is a tasty lunch and a welcome drink, along with a chair and shared umbrella. Additional drinks can be purchased at your leisure.

Overall, Pinney’s Beach is a popular destination for anyone looking to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Nevis. After a well-spent day, board the boat directly from the beach for a scenic coastal journey to St. Kitts.

• Port Zante - As you journey back to the port in St. Kitts, take in the scenic coastal beauty between Nevis and St. Kitts. As you approach St. Kitts, capture a quick photo of the mountainous terrain as it tapers off into the panoramic views of the beach and marina ahead. A few snapshots for memories will be worth the trip.

Transportation back to your hotel awaits you after a fantastic day.

• Stroll the grounds of a restored Colonial Plantation
• Panoramic tour of Nevis featuring Hamilton House (trott House c. 1850)
• Beach Chair and Shared Umbrella
• Lunch and welcome drink
• Power catamaran (Boat)

Embark on a scenic drive through Nevis, immersing yourself in its fascinating history. Capture a memorable photo at the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, the first US Secretary of the Treasury, situated along the waterfront.

Proceed along the island’s road to admire the well-preserved colonial architecture of the Bath Hotel, the Caribbean’s first tourist hotel, constructed in the 18th century for the elite of Plantation Society. Nevis earned the title “Queen of the Caribees” as colonial aristocrats sought the healing waters of the nearby Hot Springs.

The tour includes a brief visit to the St Thomas Anglican Church, established in 1643, and the Artisan Village. Delight in a leisurely, delicious lunch at a beachside restaurant, and unwind on a beach chair under a shared umbrella.

Enjoy a quick boat ride to Nevis aboard a power catamaran.

A guide will greet and accompany you to your air-conditioned vehicle.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.