Pico do Fogo, Cape Verde's youngest and most active volcano, towers beautifully but menacingly over the island of Fogo. The mesmerising black volcanic soil is reminiscent of similar fiery peaks in Hawaii and Iceland and is used to grow coffee. A small community, Chã das Caldeiras, is precariously located in the caldera very near the peak, and adventurers can hike up the imposing 2,829 metres for unparalleled views of the island.

One of the area's most curious natural attractions is the sliver-shaped Potato Chip Rock at the peak of Mount Woodson. The location can be reached on foot, starting at either Lake Poway (longer hiking trail) or a parking lot off Highway 67.

St. George's Container Port, located in St. George's, Grenada, is a vital maritime gateway serving the island's import and export needs. This bustling and strategically positioned port facilitates the efficient movement of containerized cargo to and from Grenada. With its modern infrastructure and equipment, it plays a crucial role in supporting the island's trade and commerce. The port offers state-of-the-art container handling facilities, ensuring the smooth flow of goods and commodities. It is well-connected to international shipping routes, making it a key entry point for various products and resources. In addition to its economic significance, the port provides employment opportunities and plays a central role in Grenada's overall logistics and transportation network.

From the outside, Carré Sainte Anne deceptively looks like just another church. Those who do venture inside, however, will be surprised to see the refurbished space that has been turned into a contemporary exhibition pavilion, with expositions designed to resonate with the unusual nature of the space.