Nevis is exotic and unspoiled: with secluded beaches and pristine reefs, lush rain forests, and a history rich in colonial chivalry and romance. Nevis is located in the northern part of the Leeward Islands, south of St. Kitts, west of Antigua, and north of Montserrat.

Nevis is nearly circular, with an area of 36 square miles and a population of 9000 residents. A mountain range covers the central part of the island. Dense, tropical rain forests near the summit of the mountain contrast with the cultivated, fertile valley below.

Nevis is so quiet, it is said, "A coconut falling disturbs the peace." Crime is virtually nonexistent and the visitor will discover a friendly welcome, gourmet dining, charming resorts and inns, and excellent shopping values. Some of the activities in Nevis are golfing on the championship 18-hole course, excellent scuba diving and snorkeling in the clear waters, or beachcombing along the miles of long sandy beaches.