Dominica

Dominica Overview

When Christopher Columbus arrived in Dominica in 1493, he found an island flourishing with nature's wild abandon. Today, Dominica remains largely untamed and immensely appealing for travelers seeking adventure. All across this abundant island, rivers rush through dense rainforests, mountains reflect in quiet lakes, and the songs of rare birds mingle with the roar of waterfalls. Morne Trois Pitons National Park offers one of the best looks into island ecology. Three peaks rise above one of the world's last oceanic rainforests.

Other highlights include Emerald Pool, Boiling Lake, and the volcanic landscape of the Valley of Desolation. Dominica is also known for excellent scuba diving, bird watching, deep-sea fishing, and whale watching. For a getaway that's untouched by time, discover the Caribbean's true nature in Dominica!.

Reasons to visit Dominica

Dominica is known for its magnificent natural beauty. The island is home to the best hiking in the Caribbean, with untouched rainforests, waterfalls, and incredible volcanoes. The whale-watching and scuba-diving opportunities are unsurpassed.