Can I fly directly to Nevis on a private jet?
Yes, the Vance W. Amory International Airport (NEV) accommodates private jet arrivals.
An Effortless Arrival
Ease-filled and serene.
How To Get To Nevis
For those arriving by air, regional flights and private charters bring you directly to the island, while short ferry rides across The Narrows from St. Kitts draw you closer to its stillness and wonder. How to get to Nevis is part of the magic, and a reflection of the tranquillity that awaits.
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VIA ST. KITTS
Getting here In 3 easy steps
Direct flights from major cities across the U.S., Canada and the U.K. land daily at St. Kitts' Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport. connecting travellers seamlessly to the heart of the Caribbean.
A private taxi will escort you seamlessly from the airport in a short, 20-minute ride to Reggae Beach.
Board a water taxi to cross The Narrows to Nevis in as little as six minutes: a serene and scenic beginning to your island escape.
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Finding Your Way
By Air
By Air
Vance W. Amory International Airport, located in Saint James Windward Parish, serves Nevis with a single 1,220-meter runway, offering a convenient entry to the island.
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Ferry Services
Ferry Services
Ferry services between St. Kitts and Nevis offer a scenic and convenient way to travel, treating passengers to breathtaking views along the way.
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By Yacht
By Yacht
With moorings along the coast, arriving by yacht is effortless. Private yacht services must be chartered and coordinated prior to arrival on Nevis, including checking in with customs and immigration upon arrival.
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Getting Around
Visitors can rent vehicles, easily catch taxis for local exploration or enjoy the convenience of a car ferry connecting Nevis and St. Kitts.
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Are there luggage restrictions for water taxis or ferries?
Most water taxis and ferries allow standard luggage, but it is a good idea to confirm baggage policies with your transportation provider, especially for oversized items.
How long does it take to get to Nevis from St. Kitts?
The water taxi ride is about 6 minutes, while the ferry takes approximately 30-45 minutes, depending on the operator and route.
Can I rent a car to travel between St. Kitts and Nevis?
The Sea Bridge and IConnect Ferries transport vehicles between the two islands, however, car rentals are available on both islands.
Is there a ferry schedule between St. Kitts and Nevis?
Yes, ferries run regularly between St. Kitts and Nevis. Schedules vary by season, so it is best to check with ferry operators closer to your travel dates. View more information here.
How do I arrange a water taxi to Nevis?
Water taxis from St. Kitts can be arranged through private operators. This service also allows for scheduling of airport pick-up and drop-off, from Reggae Beach or any other port. Many accommodations in Nevis can assist with booking this transfer, and some packages include this service.
Are there direct flights to Nevis?
Nevis has direct flights from select Caribbean destinations such as Antigua, St. Maarten, and Puerto Rico. For international travellers, connecting through St. Kitts, Antigua, or San Juan is common. Private charters can also fly directly to Nevis.
Do I need a passport to travel to Nevis?
Yes, all international visitors, including U.S. citizens, require a valid passport to enter Nevis.
What are the main airports near Nevis?
The main airports near Nevis are:
- Vance W. Amory International Airport (NEV): Located on Nevis, it serves regional flights and private charters.
- Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport (SKB): Located on the neighboring island of St. Kitts, it accommodates international flights.
How do I get to Nevis from St. Kitts?
You can take a water taxi (approximately 6 minutes) or a public ferry (about 30-45 minutes) from St. Kitts to Nevis. Water taxis typically depart from the Reggae Beach area in St. Kitts and arrive at Oualie Beach in Nevis.
“Within the first minute of landing in Nevis, I said OK, I’m living here.”
“When you come here, it’s just peace.”
“When someone comes here for the first time…by day three, they’re a totally different person.”
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