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Nevis Peak with its cotton wool covering of soft fluffy cloud once attracted the - great explorer Christopher Columbus, who called it 'Nuestra Senora de las Nievas' - Our Lady of the Snows. Gradually over the years the name shortened to Nevis, a lush botanical gem on the Caribbean map. Part of the beauty of Nevis is its close proximity to its sister island St Kitts, just two miles on the map but looking much closer with the naked eye. Constantly affected by the Tradewinds, Nevis has a beautiful sunny climate all year round and although it gets rain, it tends to come in short bursts from August to February. The dominant geographical feature is the 3,232 feet high Nevis Peak, surrounded by tropical forests that stretch downward to the mangroves and coconut plantations that almost slide into the beautiful Caribbean Sea.
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