Beaches in St Kitts and Nevis

Banana Bay lies just north of Cockleshell Beach on St Kitts's Southeast Peninsula and keeps a quieter, more open-ended shoreline character.

Belle Tete is a black-sand shoreline near Sandy Point on St Kitts, with an open coast, a local setting, and little built beach infrastructure.

Canoe Bay is a quieter shoreline on St Kitts's Southeast Peninsula, with light development and a more secluded feel than the main beach stops.

Cockleshell Beach sits at the southern tip of St Kitts's Southeast Peninsula and pairs calmer water with clear views across to Nevis.

Conaree Beach is an exposed east-coast beach north of Basseterre, with open Atlantic water and a low-key shoreline near Conaree village.

Dieppe Bay Beach sits by Dieppe Bay town on St Kitts's north coast, where black sand and a reef-framed bay give the shoreline a clear local identity.

Frigate Bay Beach is the central beach district of Frigate Bay, where resorts, beach bars, and steady visitor traffic shape a lively shoreline.

Half Moon Bay is a curved east-coast beach on St Kitts where changing surf, open scenery, and a more remote setting shape the visit.

Majors Bay is a remote Atlantic-facing bay on St Kitts's Southeast Peninsula, with exposed surf, scenic views, and very limited facilities.

North Friars Beach is a more exposed St Kitts shoreline where open-coast views, stronger surf, and a quieter setting define the experience.

North Frigate Bay Beach is the Atlantic-facing side of Frigate Bay, where rougher surf, open views, and a quieter shoreline contrast with the busier Caribbean side.

Pump Bay is a quiet north-coast beach near Dieppe Bay in Saint John Capisterre, with a simpler shoreline and a more local feel than nearby visitor beaches.