Nevis Tour

Fun Hike to Mountravers with Beach

Explore the natural beauty of Nevis on a guided hike through the historic Mountravers Estate, then unwind with lunch and beach time at Pinney’s Beach. This experience blends light adventure, island history, and coastal relaxation for a beautifully balanced day in Nevis.

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Duration 5 Hours

Tour Price $60.00 USD (Originating from Nevis)
$114.00 USD (Originating from St. Kitts)

Transport $45.00 USD (optional)

Group Size Min:4 - Max:30

Tour Overview

An unforgettable rainforest zip line adventure

Enjoy a refreshing half-day escape through one of Nevis’ most picturesque landscapes on this guided hike through Mountravers Estate, a former sugar plantation with deep island history and striking natural beauty. Led by an experienced local guide, the trail takes you through lush vegetation shaded by tropical plants, bamboo, and island greenery. Along the way, you may spot green monkeys, hear the sounds of tree frogs, and discover the restored Plantation Gate House and Curing House while learning more about the estate’s past. The experience ends with a relaxing Caribbean-style lunch and free time at Pinney’s Beach, where you can enjoy the sea, unwind in the sun, and take in the laid-back beauty of Nevis.

Atmosphere Relaxed, scenic, and refreshing

Best Known For Nature trails, plantation ruins, island views, and a beachside finish

How Your Day Flows

A simple look at how the experience unfolds.

This section helps you understand the rhythm of the tour before you book.

Pickup & Transfer

Your adventure begins with round-trip transportation to Mountravers Estate, where you’ll meet your guide and prepare for the hike.

Guided Nature Trail Hike

Set out on a scenic trail through lush tropical surroundings as your guide leads you through the estate’s natural landscape and shares insight into the area’s history and ecology.

Plantation Ruins & Island Views

Along the way, explore the restored Plantation Gate House and Curing House while enjoying beautiful views across Nevis’ west coast and nearby islands.