Places in St Kitts and Nevis

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.

Basseterre is the southwest-coast capital of St Kitts, defined by its port, government quarter, and historic commercial streets.

Cayon is an inland town east of Basseterre on St Kitts, defined by its residential district role and foothill setting.

Challengers is a west-coast corridor town south of Basseterre on St Kitts, defined by its residential roadside setting between the capital and Old Road Town.

Dieppe Bay Town is a north-coast settlement below Mount Liamuiga on St Kitts, defined by its reef-fringed bay and nearby black-sand shore.

Newton Ground is an inland town in north-central St Kitts, defined by agricultural land and its road links between Sandy Point and the north coast.

Old Road Town is a historic west-coast settlement on St Kitts, defined by Old Road Bay and its place in the island's early colonial history.

Sandy Point Town is a historic northwest-coast town on St Kitts, defined by its link to Brimstone Hill and its long-standing west-coast service role.

Tabernacle is a northeastern town south of Saddlers on St Kitts, defined by its residential character and position along the island's eastern corridor.