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.

Windward Beach is an exposed east-side beach on Nevis where Atlantic surf, rugged scenery, and light development define the experience.

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

Bath Village is a small historic town just south of Charlestown on Nevis, defined by the Bath Hotel precinct and the island's long-known spring.

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.

Charlestown is the west-coast capital of Nevis, defined by its ferry terminal, government offices, and historic waterfront streets.

Cotton Ground is a west-coast town north of Charlestown on Nevis, defined by local village life and its proximity to the Pinney's Beach resort area.

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.

Gingerland is an upland town district east of Charlestown on Nevis, defined by estate history, village communities, and a rural hillside setting.

Jessups Village is a west-coast settlement near Pinney's Beach on Nevis, defined by its residential community and close relationship to the resort corridor.