UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Caribbean

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Caribbean are locations considered to have outstanding cultural or natural significance recognized internationally. These sites include historic towns, archaeological ruins, vibrant cultural traditions, and unique natural landscapes, highlighting the region's rich history and biodiversity. Being designated as World Heritage Sites helps protect these treasures from damage and promotes global awareness, tourism, and preservation efforts. Examples include the historic old towns of Havana and Santo Domingo, the stunning Pitons in St. Lucia, and the vibrant ecosystems of the Dry Tortugas. These sites reflect the Caribbean's diverse heritage and natural beauty, emphasizing their importance for future generations.