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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.

Volcano travel has come under incresed scrutiny in recent weeks, but in Montserrat Island we found that you can safely visit an active volcano.

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.

They don't inspire the same levels of awe and wonder as their more famous lava-variety, but a mud volcano is pretty amazing nonetheless.

The natural pools at Black Rocks make this a wonderfully uncommon spot to take a cool and refreshing dip while adventuring around St. Kitts.

If you've ever heard of St. Kitts, or were lucky enough to make a stop here, then you very likely know of the island's volcanic origins.

This most historic of Caribbean volcanoes is simply stunning from every angle.

Irazú's size is intimidating enough, but it's what was discovered beneath it a few years ago that truly cements its place on my infamous volcano list.

The tallest peak in Martinique and one of the most notorious volcanoes in the Caribbean, Mt. Pelée has captivated my imagination for as long as I can remember.