The Resort

A resort with a history

Four Seasons Resort Nevis opened in February 1991 on Pinney's Beach, on the west coast of the island. It stands on the site of a former sugar and coconut plantation dating to the late 1790s, according to the resort's press kit, and the remains of a stone windmill are visible from the golf course's second tee.

The property covers 142 hectares, or 350 acres. The press kit describes it as minutes from museums, local beach bars and restaurants, and historic churches dating to the 1600s.

Getting here

The press kit puts the resort about 10 minutes from Nevis's airport and about 30 minutes from the St. Kitts airport. The St. Kitts route is a 15-minute car ride followed by a 15-minute boat ride.

See the Nevis section of this site for more on reaching the island.

The neighborhoods

The resort names six neighborhoods: Pinney's Beach, Palm Grove, Sunset Hill, Belmont and Stewart's, Mahogany Hill and Mango Ridge. The press kit lists them in connection with the resort's villa and residence rentals, which have operated since 1996.

Homes are offered for sale in several of them. See the residences pages for the collections.

Dining and spa

The resort names four restaurants and bars along with a rum lounge: EsQuilina, On the Dune, Mango, Kastawey Beach Bar and The Crowned Monkey. A juice bar by the pool opened more recently.

The spa has nine treatment rooms in gingerbread-trimmed cottages among tropical gardens, and a separate fitness facility offers yoga and other classes. See the dining and spa pages.

Family, sport and the water

A supervised Kids for All Seasons program has its own facility. There is also a teen room and a splash pad, according to the press kit.

Tennis is managed by Troon Peter Burwash International, on eight courts, with four pickleball courts. The resort lists beach activities, boating, sailing, scuba certification and deep-sea fishing, and three pools, including an adults-only pool described in an October 2026 release.

Looking after the island

The resort has partnered with the Sea Turtle Conservancy since 2006. In a release dated June 8, 2026, it described satellite tracking, research and education, and said it had adopted turtle-friendly lighting and nest management protocols to protect nesting beaches.

As an owner

Owners live inside this resort, not beside it. The developer states that Nevis Peak Residences owners and their guests receive the same amenities and services as hotel guests; the arrangement for other collections is confirmed per home.

The amenities pages describe the facilities, and the residences pages describe the homes.