nature

Scotts Head or Cashacrou Peninsula is many things. It's remote, protective, and picturesque. But like so many features of Dominica, it's also one of a kind.

Red Rocks Dominica is a pretty mundane name, but this feature of volcanic activity itself is an otherworldly wonder of Dominica worthy of the trip.

Trafalgar Falls is a twin waterfall attraction set against soaring emerald cliffs that's a must for anyone visiting the Nature Island in seach of adventure.

Emerald Pool in the heart of Dominica's rainforest with its 50-foot waterfall and reflecting pool can be all yours if you know when to visit.

Nature's treasures are rarely top-of-mind when thinking about Aruba. There are simply too many nightclubs, restaurants, swanky resorts, bars, and other party places to distract most who venture here. As elsewhere in the Caribbean, though, Mother Nature most surely shows off in Aruba.

Few creatures in the Caribbean combine beauty with infamy quite like the brilliantly colored but voracious frangipani worm.

Amuseum Naturalis is St. Martin's one and only natural history museum and now you can help it reopen after a tumultuous 2017 hurricane season.

They don't tower thousands of feet into the clouds, or inspire the same levels of awe and wonder as their more famous lava-spewing cousins, but mud volcanoes in Trinidad are pretty amazing nonetheless.

There's tremendous history in Salt River St. Croix and there's no no better way to take it all in then by boat with Big Beards tours.