Bouillantes de Soufrière (River Sallee Boiling Springs)

Résurgences thermales de Saint-Andrew (Saint Andrew's thermal springs) in the River Sallee area of Grenada are bicarbonate mineral springs in the lush tropical highlands of the 'Spice Isle,' the Caribbean's leading producer of nutmeg, mace, and other aromatic spices, whose volcanic geology produces scattered geothermal features across the island's mountainous interior. Grenada's active volcanic heritage — the island sits on the same Caribbean volcanic arc as Dominica, St. Lucia, and Martinique — creates the geothermal conditions for warm mineral springs in an otherwise strongly agricultural landscape of rainforest, river valleys, and cocoa and nutmeg plantations. Saint Andrew's thermal springs provide a natural wellness feature in a parish that is the heart of Grenada's agricultural and cultural identity, accessible to visitors exploring the island's interior beyond the Grand Anse beach tourism strip.