News and Events

10.18.2021Treat 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 is so unique. Here is what she had to say:  

"Renowned for its fine cuisine, Montpelier Plantation & Beach offers contemporary Caribbean cuisine with Mediterranean and European influences. We place emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, such as line-caught fish, shellfish, mangoes, watermelon, papaya and organic herbs and vegetables from the gardens.

"Our three dining venues include Restaurant 750, for unsurpassed alfresco dining, Mill Privee, the 300 year-old sugar mill converted into the only restaurant of its kind in the world and Indigo, the poolside restaurant that is offering more casual island dining.   

"My favourite dish is the grilled spiny lobster, sautéed garlic vegetables, herbs crust, butter, lemon sauce with our signature cocktail, Siven.  

To book your memorable dining experience contact our concierge team.

09.09.2021Sail 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.

"Nevis Yacht Charters is a family run charter business, catering for a select clientele that prefer a private, tailor made sailing and snorkelling experience on their own yacht for the day.

"We offer full and half day and sunset charters, complementary beverages and snacks, guided snorkel tours with a marine biologist, and snorkel tuition if you or your children have never been before.

"Our half day charter is often the most popular because you get to cruise down the beautiful coast of Nevis before having a fun sail over to our sister island of St Kitts. From Kitts you get a guided snorkel tour with a marine biologist, followed by a scenic cruise along the St Kitts coast line before sailing back across the narrows to Nevis where we often see turtles.

"Our cruises and tours are unique because of how quiet and exclusive they are. Boats are for a maximum of eight guests so there are no flippers in your face, no crowded catamarans - just your own private yacht for the day!

02.13.2018Love in Paradise

We know that Nevis, with its spectacular coastline, lush forests and exquisite food and drink makes Nevis a romantic destination. Whatever stage of life you're at, Nevis has something to offer every special couple. And, we're not the only ones to think so. Here's a round-up of some of the stories and articles about love and romance on Nevis and at Paradise Beach Nevis.

Just this week Brides.com wrote about everything you could possibly want to know about honeymooning on St. Kitts and Nevis included a stay at our amazing new beach houses. They've also written this piece on why you should consider Nevis as a top wedding destination.

US News wrote about Paradise Beach Nevis as a top hotel to stay out for romance in 2017 stating the resort boasted, "utmost privacy and romance within a few hours of the U.S." Read more here. They also named the Island as a top destination for honeymooners here.

And to top it off, Nevis was also voted the most romantic destination in the Caribbean by The Caribbean Journal. That's no mean feat. Come and experience the magic for yourself.

01.30.2018Your 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.

March will see the 16th Annual Nevis to St. Kitts Cross Channel Swim where brave swimmers will take to the waters for a 2.5 mile race before relaxing on the beautiful shores of St. Kitts. The island’s infamous kite contest will take place at the end of March too which will kick start the Easter celebrations on the island at the start of April.

As we head into summer, the much-loved annual mango festival will take place between the 5th – 8th July. Well known celebrity chefs give master classes and you’ll be able to enjoy an array of dishes, soft drinks and cocktails all carefully and uniquely infused with mango.

In September, Nevis hosts a running festival where you can participate in 10K, half and full marathons and if that’s not enough sporting activity, the island’s triathlon takes place in November. After that, we’ll be in the home stretch towards Christmas celebrations, another New Year on the island and a well-deserved rest for all.

11.22.2017Swapping 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!

After all, who wouldn’t want to spend Thanksgiving in the glorious sunshine, relaxing on white sand beaches and swimming in perfect crystal seas? Many of the restaurants and bars around the Island will be celebrating with a special meal and Paradise Beach Nevis is no exception.

Join us for our very special annual Thanksgiving Lobster Bake on the beach. Local fresh lobster, bubbly, sunshine and much laughter promised as friends and guests of Paradise Beach Nevis come together to celebrate.

For more on our Lobster Bake or other events happening over the Thanksgiving period, please feel free to get in touch.

11.17.2017‘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.

The showdown includes a music concert called the ‘Oualie Fest Concert’, a fitness competition and a comedy show. So far, 11 acts for the music concert have been confirmed with 2 international bands, 3 Kittitian groups and 6 performances from Nevisian artists.

Every year, the show gets bigger and better and this year is no exception. Dubbed the ‘Energy Edition’, organisers hope that this year’s festival will help put young talent and local acts on the map. On top of all the usual excitement, we also hear that there will be a Calypso performance and a special car show on Sunday morning.

Pre-event activities are also planned including an ‘energy corner’ spectacular this Friday (17th) which will include giveaways and incentives to build up support and a buzz for this year’s festival. If you’re with us between the 24th – 26th of November, please ask at reception for more details about the events and ticket information.

09.18.2017Calm returns

As calm returns to the twin islands of Saint Kitts and Nevis after Hurricane Irma and Jose, we are busy assessing any damage and working closely with our community and neighbors to ensure everyone can return to business as normal, as soon as possible.

We are incredibly thankful that no lives were lost and we are thankful that the island was spared from total destruction and devastation. However, it is at this difficult time that we want to extend our hand to our close neighbors and those living on other islands in the Caribbean, many of whom have lost their homes and livelihoods.

Prime Minister Harris of St. Kitts and Nevis has already promised to help other islands with immediate emergency needs such as fresh water and food as well as help recover and rebuild over the coming weeks.

Please be assured that we, at Paradise Beach Nevis, will continue to ensure all staff and guests have all the support they need and we are available should anyone have any concerns or questions about their stay with us.

08.31.2017Why 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.

Five years before her death, in 1992, Princess Diana visited Nevis with her two sons William and Harry. She loved Nevis because of its remoteness and seclusion. The island provided the respite from her highly public life away from media interest and scrutiny.

We take the opportunity today to think of the Princess, the time she spent here in Nevis and her achievements in this world. She will forever be in the hearts of the people of Nevis.

08.16.2017 A short history of Nevis

Nevis is steeped in history and sights include the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, now the Nevis History Museum, Charlestown and old churches such as St Thomas' Lowland Church. Here’s a brief outline of Nevis' fascinating history:

1493: Nevis is discovered by Columbus where he meets the Amerindian people who have been living on Nevis for over two thousand years. The Amerindian name for Nevis was Oualie, land of beautiful waters.

1607: Captain James Smith of England sails to Nevis and settles in Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the New World.

1834: Slavery is abolished in the British Empire and 8,815 slaves are freed from slavery on Nevis. This historical emancipation of the Nevisian people is celebrated today during Nevis' Culturama festival every July.

1882: Nevis is united with neighbouring island St. Kitts but it isn't until 1983 that the island becomes fully independent.

1954: Nevis gets electricity and over the next few decades continues to develop and modernise. Restrictions on flights and lack of cruise ships to the island ensure Nevis is accessible whilst remaining the secluded gem of the Caribbean.

06.28.2017Nevis Island Living - fabric artwork in the heart of Charlestown

Deborah Tyrell is a talented cloth artist, born in Trinidad and educated in Toronto who now calls Nevis home. Nevis Island Living is her creation and earlier this month we caught up with her to find out more about her gallery, artwork and life on the island.

"I have been sewing for a long time. I initially started doing craft work by appliquéing different island characters onto aprons and potholders.

"My artwork is meant to elevate traditional Women's Work. So many of us think of sewing as for clothing that to use cloth for art with the same sewing technique is a way to add value to the time we women spend doing things.

"I made Nevis home through marriage initially. However, when I look around Nevis, with the sunsets ever present, nature so close and the sky so blue. I don't feel I could live anywhere else for too long.

"If you're thinking come for the vacation, I'd encourage it, come and take time to be quiet, sit and watch the ocean and it will sing to you. Once that happens, you will know what to do next."