Leeward Highway

Barrouallie is a small fishing village where the tradition of hunting pilot whales is still in practice. Of interest in the town is a Carib stone altar and some petroglyphs in the school yard.

Carib Rock features a carved face dating from AD 600.

Layou is a seaside fishing village with colorful homes. There is very little here but still interesting with nearby petroglyphs.

The black sand Richmond Beach, near the end of the Leeward Highway, is a popular swimming area.

A walking trail near Richmond Beach leads to Trinity Falls, a 12 m (38 ft) falls with a swimming area at the base.

Vermont Nature Trails offer hiking trails with interpretive signs describing the flora and fauna.

Wallilabou Bay offers a black sand beach backed by high cliffs. A short distance inland is the Wallilabou Falls, a small waterfall with a shallow pool at the base.