Urlings is a village situated in the southwest region of Antigua and Barbuda. It serves as the twenty-sixth largest settlement in the country and is located within the parish of Saint Mary. The community is geographically separated from the rest of the island by the Shekerley Mountains and is positioned between the communities of Johnsons Point and Old Road.
The history of Urlings dates back to before 1856, when it began as a small coastal village with just over 100 residents. It has since grown into one of the nation's medium-sized towns. Local infrastructure and amenities include a primary school, a playing field, a fisheries complex, and a cricket club that participates in the Village Parish League. The village also hosts an annual seafood festival and maintains a community association.