This reserve encompasses history and the natural environment, with an 800-acre marine reserve as well as a museum and ruins of colonial outposts.

This English colonial fort is among the ruins found at the Cabrits Historical and Marine Park, which preserves remnants of the islands tumultuous history.

A natural water-ride created by two hot springs, a rock pool and a river.

This museum highlights the island's cultural and natural history.

An important wetland and one of the best birdwatching spots on the island.

A 19th-century Anglican church in Roseau.

The Roseau Public Library grew from a drugstore rental shelf in 1936 to a collection of more than 7,500 books and its own museum.

This 18th-century cathedral is a major landmark in Roseau.

A historic cobbled square often crowded with vegetable vendors.

Hike to Point Mulatre, where you’ll be able to spy the Boiling Lake.

Once the official residence of the Queen’s representative, this building is now home to the Dominican president.