Discover the best attractions and experiences Charlestown has to offer
Charlestown and nearby Nevis are rich with colonial-era landmarks that tell the island's story from sugar plantations to pirates’ times.
A well-preserved 17th-century British fort overlooking the harbor with cannon batteries and ocean views.
An elegant 18th-century plantation home set on lush grounds with classic Caribbean architecture.
Birthplace of the Founding Father, preserved as a link to Nevis’ colonial past.
Discover stories of Nevis through dedicated museums that celebrate the island’s people, history, and culture.
Museum focused on the life of Alexander Hamilton, housed in his Nevis birthplace.
Small museum highlighting local history, crafts, and everyday life on Nevis.
Exhibits on Bath’s hot springs history and the village’s colonial era.
Historic churches and sacred sites reflect the island’s religious heritage and architectural styles.
Historic parish church with classic colonial design and steady services.
Another venerable church contributing to Nevis’ spiritual landscape.
Seaside church serving the Catholic community with scenic surroundings.
Natural beauty and curated gardens provide peaceful escapes and photo-worthy panoramas.
Lush terraced gardens showcasing tropical plants and scenic viewpoints.
Popular but challenging hike that rewards you with island-wide views.
Elevated overlook offering sweeping vistas of Charlestown and the coast.
Explore the island’s core communities and beach neighborhoods starting from Charlestown.
The island’s capital and gateway to Nevis’ history and harbor life.
Cozy coastal community near Oualie Beach with sunset views.
Relaxed beachfront neighborhood with white sands and calm seas.
Enjoy outdoor spaces, markets, and viewpoints without an entry fee.
Spend time on the long sandy stretch with clear turquoise water.
Browse stalls for local crafts, fruit, and snacks.
Short climb to a panoramic overlook of the town and sea.
Sample fresh seafood, island produce, and Caribbean-inspired dishes at waterfront and estate eateries.
Casual beachfront dining with seafood and island flavors.
Elegant dining in a historic estate offering Caribbean cuisine.
Garden-side dining with colonial charm and contemporary flavors.
Relaxed evening vibes with beach bars, harbor views, and hotel lounges.
Casual spots for cocktails and sunset chats by the water.
Low-key venues with live music and a friendly crowd.
Quiet evenings with ambient music and drinks.
Cultural events, live music, and local performances bring Nevis’ spirit to life.
Celebrates island music, dance, and crafts with performances.
Seasonal shows and acoustic sets around Charlestown.
Small-scale performances at community spaces.
Active travelers can hike, snorkel, and paddle in clear Caribbean waters.
Popular, strenuous trek with rewarding island-wide views.
Colorful fish and calm shallows ideal for beginners.
Paddle routes that reveal reef life and sea breezes.
Go beyond the obvious with scenic trails, historic estates, and hidden corners.
Follow a map to a series of historic sites around the island.
Explore a historic estate with gardens and colonial architecture.
Seek out a secluded cove along Nevis’ shoreline.