Last Updated on February 28, 2025, 5:07 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Tourism Ministry of Nevis announced a monthly cruise schedule from February 26th to April 9, 2025. The schedule included 16 cruise ships that are expected to dock at Nevis with thousands of passengers aboard the cruise ships.
The arrival of these cruise ships and thousands of passengers will bring a significant tourism boost in Nevis while also leading to overall growth of the island. This boost in tourism will benefit several local businesses, including taxi operators, hotels, tour guides, and street vendors.
The small island nation is known for its natural beauty, including lush tropical landscapes, pristine beaches, and a dormant volcano. The island is also famous for its romantic atmosphere, making it popular among couples for vacations and honeymoons.
Monthly Cruise Schedule 2025
- Wednesday, February 26th – Le Ponant
- Friday, February 28th – Star Flyer
- Sunday, March 2nd – Club Med 2
- Tuesday, March 4th – Emerald Sakara
- Tuesday, March 11th – Sea Dream II
- Tuesday, March 11th – Le Ponant
- Sunday, March 16th – Wind Surf
- Wednesday, March 19th – Emerald Sakara
- Thursday, March 20th – Vidanta Elegant
- Tuesday, March 25th – Azamara Journey
- Wednesday, March 26th – Le Ponant
- Thursday, March 27th – Vidanta Elegant
- Tuesday, April 1st – Emerald Sakara
- Wednesday, April 2nd – Sea Dream II
- Tuesday, April 8th – Le Ponant
- Wednesday, April 9th – Emerald Sakara
Tourists to explore the offerings of Nevis
The passengers that will arrive in St Kitts and Nevis can tour on Safaris and buses and can enjoy the island’s historic landmarks, including Nevis Peak, the Alexander Hamilton Museum, and Cottle Church.
The passengers can also enjoy the stunning, natural beaches of Nevis, such as Pinney’s beach, Herbert’s Beach, and Oualie Beach.
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