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Even among Anguilla's surprising assortment of beautifully distinctive churches, Saint Gerard's Catholic Church stands out.

Carved by the sea over the centuries, the Mudjin Harbour Caves are among the more striking features of the seaside cliffs in Middle Caicos.

The stains of slavery mar the foundations of many notable structures in the Americas, le Église Saint-Thomas du Diamant among them.

Chasing waterfalls in Martinique doesn't always require careful planning or arduous treks. Such is the case with the Cascade du Saut Gendarme.

At the Ogier-Fombrun Museum in Haiti, the pain of slavery is juxtaposed with a lavish colonial estate to create a provocative conscious travel experience.

An 1802 revolt that started at the Fort Shirley Officers' Quarters in Dominica directly led to the emancipation of a most unlikely group of slaves.

If you're visiting Fort Jeffereson on a day trip, you'll want to leave time for beachcombing, snorkeling, and a stroll atop the Fort Jefferson seawalls. 

Dlo Ferré, a hot spring pool carved into the rocks along the sea in Martinique, isn't all that hot, but the setting is still pretty sweet.

For such a small beach, there's a lot to discover at Barton Bay, Montserrat. Truly, in all of the Caribbean, there's no other beach quite like it.