The Nevis Tourism Authority (NTA) is inviting travelers to trade cold-weather escapes for Caribbean sunshine with its new “A Warmer Side to Winter” campaign, highlighting the island’s romance, wellness, culinary traditions and cultural experiences alongside special offers at participating hotels and resorts.
The seasonal campaign gives travel advisors new opportunities to promote Nevis for winter getaways, from beachfront luxury and intimate boutique accommodations to immersive experiences that connect visitors with the island’s history, people and traditions.
Participating properties are offering savings of up to 25 percent, complimentary nights, food and beverage credits and extended-stay incentives on select bookings.
Nevis Hotels Offer Winter Savings and Added Perks
The campaign features special offers across several of Nevis’ accommodations:
- Four Seasons Resort Nevis: Save up to 25 percent on room rates when booking in advance for eligible stays through Dec. 31, 2027.
- Oualie Beach Resort: Receive up to 20 percent off with a non-refundable room offer for eligible stays through Dec. 31, 2027.
- Golden Rock Inn: Enjoy a complimentary seventh night on 7-night stays between Jan. 4 and April 18, 2027.
- Hamilton Beach Villas & Spa: Save up to 20 percent on direct bookings using promo code HAMILTONVIP, with additional savings available on extended stays.
- Montpelier Nevis: Receive up to 20 percent off a Signature Room along with a $150 food and beverage credit.
- The Hermitage Nevis: Save 20 percent on stays of one to six nights or 25 percent on stays of seven nights or more when booking at least 60 days in advance. The offer applies to rooms and gingerbread cottages for travel Jan. 2–April 15, 2027.
Cultural Experiences Add Deeper Connection to Nevis
Beyond its beaches, Nevis is highlighting experiences that introduce visitors to its local heritage and traditions. The campaign features experiences such as learning traditional pottery techniques from local artisans, harvesting ingredients for a farm-cooked Caribbean meal and exploring the island’s historical connections to influential figures.
For more information, visit nevisisland.com.
