


The island's capital offers fine examples of Victorian and post-colonial wooden structures. The promenade along the new Bay Front is a charming place to take a stroll and watch the fishermen. The Dominica Museum includes displays on the geological formation of the island, photographs, Carib tools, and antique colonial furniture. Roseau is also the best place on the island for dining and nightlife.
The island's second largest town sits on Prince Rupert Bay. Nearby are pretty beaches and the serene Indian River. Here, visitors can see banana and sugar-cane fields.
This park is a 17,000-acre heavily forested paradise. Here, hikers will find serene Emerald Pool, Boiling Lake and the volcanic landscape of the Valley of Desolation.
PO Box 293, Roseau, Commonwealth of Dominica, West Indies, phone 767-448-2045.
10 E 21st Street, Suite 600, New York, NY 10010, phone 212-475-9542.