WHY IT RATES: “A Warmer Side Winter” offers savings of up to 25 percent at select hotels along with one-of-a-kind experiences tied to Nevis’ myriad culinary traditions, culture and history. Highlights include a spa experience at the Four Seasons Nevis and lessons from master potters on crafting Nevisian clay cooking pots.—Claudette Covey, Executive Retail Editor
The Nevis Tourism Authority (NTA) has launched “A Warmer Side to Winter,” a seasonal campaign bringing together the island’s romance, wellness, culinary traditions, and cultural experiences, alongside special offers from participating hotels and resorts.
Participating accommodations are offering added reasons to extend a stay or book ahead:
• Four Seasons Resort Nevis: Save up to 25% on room rates when booking in advance, for eligible stays through December 31, 2027.
• Oualie Beach Resort: Save up to 20% with its non-refundable room offer, for eligible stays through December 31, 2027.
• Golden Rock Inn: Receive a complimentary seventh night on seven-night stays between January 4 and April 18, 2027.
• Hamilton Beach Villas & Spa: Save up to 20% on direct bookings with promo code HAMILTONVIP, with additional savings on extended stays.
• Montpelier Nevis: Save up to 20% on a Signature Room and receive a US$150 food and beverage credit.
• The Hermitage Nevis: Book at least 60 days ahead and save 20% on stays of one to six nights or 25% on stays of seven nights or more, in rooms and gingerbread cottages, for travel January 2–April 15, 2027.
This winter, Nevis invites travelers to do more than warm up. Beyond its uncrowded beaches, natural hot springs, and intimate inns, the island offers opportunities to connect with its people and traditions: shaping a clay pot with Nevisian artisans, harvesting ingredients for a farm-cooked Caribbean lunch, or joining the jury as the legacies of Alexander Hamilton and Admiral Horatio Nelson are examined in the Court of History. Each experience reveals a warmer side of winter, rooted in discovery and connection.
Nevis offers a distinctive expression of barefoot luxury: exceptional comfort, uncrowded shores, and a deeply personal connection to the island,” said Andia Ravariere, CEO of the Nevis Tourism Authority. “Here, you can learn pottery traditions from Newcastle’s master artisans, harvest and cook with Ras Iroy on his farm, or help weigh Alexander Hamilton’s legacy on the island where his story began. These experiences are unmistakably Nevis, shaped by our people and our history. ‘A Warmer Side to Winter’ brings that promise to life, inviting travelers to slow down, explore, and discover the richness of a small island with an extraordinary story.”
Make Something Worth Bringing Home
Travelers can take lessons from master potters on how to craft Nevisian clay cooking pots. (Source: Res Iroy/Four Seasons)
With From Clay to Cuisine, a multi-day experience from Nevis Sun Tours, travelers explore two island traditions through the people who keep them alive.
The experience begins at Newcastle, where master potters guide guests in crafting a traditional Nevisian clay cooking pot. While the piece is cured and fired, visitors continue exploring the island. A separate visit to Ras Iroy’s farm brings the experience from earth to table: guests harvest fresh ingredients and prepare Ital cuisine over an open fire using traditional clay pots. Before departing Nevis, they collect their own finished pot—a handmade reminder of the island.
Put History on Trial
This winter, history becomes a matter for the jury in The Trial of Hamilton and Nelson, an original courtroom drama examining the legacies of two influential figures connected to Nevis.
Through historical evidence and competing arguments, the production invites audiences to consider questions of leadership, empire, morality, and legacy—and cast their votes as the jury.
Seasonal performances include the Christmas Session of the Court on December 18, 2026, the Hamilton Birthday Sitting on January 11, 2027, and the Hamilton Heritage Sitting on January 23, 2027.
Celebrate the Season at Four Seasons Resort Nevis
Along Pinney’s Beach, Four Seasons Resort Nevis brings together festive dining, family traditions, and new settings for relaxation. Seasonal highlights range from Christmas celebrations and gingerbread workshops to the Santa Fiesta and a New Year’s Eve countdown beneath the stars.
New this festive season, the reimagined Calypso Pool debuts as an adults-only retreat with reserved sunbeds, dedicated service, and an enhanced food and beverage experience. Nearby, Juiceria serves fresh juices and wellness elixirs, while The Sleep Sanctuary offers an intimate after-hours spa experience focused on relaxation and restorative sleep.
At The Crowned Monkey, The Alchemy Theatre cocktail program brings a theatrical approach to Caribbean flavors through molecular mixology.
More Room to Gather at Paradise Beach Nevis
For groups and multigenerational families, Paradise Beach Nevis is expanding its villa collection to 15 with the addition of two Presidential Villas. The four-bedroom villa accommodates up to eight adults and two small children, while the six-bedroom villa welcomes up to 12 adults and two small children. Booked together, they offer 10 bedrooms for up to 20 adults and four small children. A separate staff apartment beneath the four-bedroom villa provides additional space for accompanying private chefs, nannies, personal assistants, or security personnel. Combined rates for the two villas start at approximately US$10,000 per night in low season.
Additional offers span wellness, dining, and cultural experiences across the island. Offer-specific terms, availability, and restrictions apply.
SOURCE: Nevis Tourism Authority press release.
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