La Soufrière National Park in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines encompasses the active La Soufrière volcano, the country's highest peak, and its surrounding lush volcanic landscape. As a mixed Tentative UNESCO World Heritage site, it highlights exceptional geological features, including a distinctive eruption style, alongside archaeological evidence of human interaction with the volcano over centuries. The park also supports rich biodiversity, hosting several endemic plants, birds, and reptiles within its forested ridges, craters, and rivers.