Sliding down the eastern shore of the Headlands, the pearly white sands of the beach stretch for miles, and are a contrast to the bitter Coast, for their lack of sea life, and the remains of same.

Bordering along the cliffs at the southern edge of the territory, the brilliantly hued trees here are very unusual in that they keep their autumn colors year round. The cliffs they border drop steeply to the sands of Pearl Beach below, and the ground is strewn with large pale grey boulders and rock formations.

The Ravine is riddled with small caverns and the entrances are nearly hidden behind thick, leafy ivy that climbs over everything, including the huge maroon leafed trees that grow in and around the ravine.