Last Updated on March 7, 2025, 2:53 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Nevis Mango Festival is all set to take place from July 4th to July 6th, 2025. The festival will feature a packed schedule with mango-themed activities, including culinary and mixology competitions.
Nevis is home to 44 varieties of mangoes and this festival celebrates and rates the island’s mango harvest. The varieties of mangoes will be used in savory dishes with juicy flavors and cocktails.
Mango is the most priced fruit of Nevis which is loved not only by the Nevisians, but by fruit lovers all across the globe. The three-day festival is a celebration to honor the fruit.
Featured Festivities during the Nevis Mango Festival
- For the Love of Mangoes – This culinary show is the festival’s main event as it brings together top chefs from across the island who will cook delicious foods for the locals and travelers to enjoy.
- Chef Masterclass – One of the island’s renowned celebrity chefs will participate in this event and will create exquisite dishes with the island’s most beloved ingredient – Mango.
- Passport Food Tour – Visitors can collect stamps by trying special dishes and cocktails mixed with mango across the island.
- Supper Club – It is an intimate dining experience led by this year’ Celebrity Chef which will feature a multi-course tasting menu with dishes made out of mangoes taking the center stage in every dish.
- Pinney’s Beach Bar Crawl – The island’s best bars will serve mango-inspired cocktails made especially for the festival.
Nevis Mango Festival 2024
Nevis celebrated the festival’s 10th anniversary last year from July 4th to July 7th, 2024. The festival featured Chef Shorne Benjamin. He presented his “new age Caribbean” dining as part of the 10th anniversary of the festival.
The festival consisted of various events and activities that showed the island’s culture and traditions.
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