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Culturama 51
Culturama... Nevis’ premier festival is a unique celebration of the most significant milestone in our history - the emancipation of slaves in the 1830s. It is a 12-day focus on all aspects of Nevisian arts and culture featuring.
Nevis Mango Festival
A Caribbean food festival which is 100% unique. It happens on the island of Nevis and combines two of Nevis’ key selling points; its exceptional culinary scene and its over 40 varieties of mangos growing on the island. The essence of the festival is a creative challenge presented to all participating chefs. Their brief is that every course of every meal must have Nevis mangos incorporated into them.
Booby Island Regatta
Anyone can enter. Anyone can win.
Easter Sunday
Why Princess Diana loved Nevis
Today marks twenty years since the much-loved Princess Diana died in a tragic car accident in Paris. She was adored globally and celebrated for her charity work towards a range of causes including HIV/AIDS, cancer, disabilities, and homelessness.
Sail into the sunset with Nevis Yacht Charters
We speak to Miles from Nevis Yacht Charters to find out more about the experiences they offer and why taking a cruise into the sunset with them is so very special...
Treat yourself to dinner inside a 300 year-old sugar mill
We caught up with the Marketing Manager of Montpelier Plantation and Beach, Kakia Michou, to find out why their dining experience...
Love in Paradise
We know that Nevis, with its spectacular coastline, lush forests and exquisite food and drink makes Nevis a romantic destination.
Your 2018 in paradise
2018 looks set to be another incredible year in paradise. As well as weather you can rely on, food you can trust and hospitality second to none, this year St Kitts and Nevis will host events and festivals not to be missed.
Swapping your Turkducken with something spicier?
We wanted to wish all those spending Thanksgiving with us a Happy Thanksgiving. We know that it can be difficult to break with tradition but we’re glad that you did!
‘Energy Edition’ at this year’s Oualie Fest
Now in its third year, the Oualie Fest will be taking place just after Thanksgiving, on the 24th and 26th of November. The festival aims at showcasing Nevisian and Kittitian talent to help promote youth development in music, sport and culture.