Places in St Kitts and Nevis

Saint Peter Basseterre is a parish on the northeast side of greater Basseterre, linking suburban fringes, Conaree-side settlements, and parts of the exposed Atlantic coast.

Saint Thomas Middle Island is a west-central parish on St Kitts associated with Middle Island, Old Road Town, and the inland slopes above the older west-coast road.

Sand Bank Bay is a secluded beach on St Kitts's Southeast Peninsula, with an undeveloped shoreline, quiet surroundings, and limited access.

Sandy Point Area is the northwestern district of St Kitts, where a historic town, black-sand shore, and fortress-side landscape give the coast its identity.

South Friars Beach is a sheltered St Kitts beach where calm water, nearby bars, and an easygoing shoreline create a relaxed day by the sea.

Southeast Peninsula is St Kitts's long southern coastal corridor, where bays, salt ponds, and the road to the island's tip shape one of its clearest travel areas.

Southwest Interior is the inland highland zone above St Kitts's west coast, where hillside roads, small villages, and agricultural land shape a quieter part of the island.

St Kitts Waterfall is a forest waterfall in the inland hills above Basseterre, set in shaded southwest terrain away from the coast.

St Kitts Waterfall Hike is the inland route through the southwest interior of St Kitts, leading through forested hill terrain to the waterfall site.

Trinity Palmetto Point is a west-coast parish south of Basseterre, associated with Trinity, Challengers, West Farm, and the residential road corridor beyond the capital.

Turtle Beach sits toward the southern end of St Kitts's Southeast Peninsula and has a lower-key, more exposed shoreline feel.

White House Bay is a cove on the southern side of the Southeast Peninsula in St Kitts, known for snorkeling, diving, clear water, and a rocky shoreline.