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The twin volcanic spires of Gros Piton and Petit Piton, a joint UNESCO World Heritage Site, dominate the southwest coast near Soufriere. A few minutes inland, the Sulphur Springs park is often billed as a drive-in volcano, letting visitors get close to bubbling mud pools without a hike.
Canopy zip-line courses run through the island's interior rainforest, while Anse Chastanet's reef sits close enough to shore for snorkeling straight off the beach. Marigot Bay, a narrow, palm-lined inlet often used by sailing yachts, remains one of the calmer stops on the coast.