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The Natural Wonders of
Dominica
In 2005, rugged, jungle-filled Dominica became the first nation to be certified by Green Globe 21 for sustainable development. Nature-oriented visitors appreciate Dominica’s rich culture and history, and this locale has a great deal to offer travelers with a quest for adventure. Located between Guadeloupe and Martinique, Dominica’s mountains soar to nearly 5,000 feet, yielding a thriving rainforest, hundreds of rivers and waterfalls, rare orchids and colorful birds. Geothermal activity results in colorful hot springs, bubbling mud pools, small geysers and Boiling Lake, the second largest lake of its kind in the world. The sites are found in the Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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From rainforest hikes to soothing hot springs – Dominica is made for adventure and discovery.
Relax & Unwind
Relax in Dominica
Dominica offers a different kind of escape. Here, relaxation comes surrounded by rainforest, rivers and volcanic landscapes, with natural hot springs and secluded spots where you can slow down and reconnect with nature.
Natural Hot Springs – Soak in Dominica’s mineral-rich thermal waters, surrounded by lush rainforest and volcanic scenery. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring.
Rainforest Retreats – Escape into the island’s lush interior, where winding trails, peaceful rivers and towering trees create a tranquil setting far from the everyday.
Peaceful Coastal Escapes – Find a quiet stretch of Dominica’s dramatic coastline, listen to the waves and enjoy the simple pleasure of slowing down in a truly unspoilt Caribbean setting.
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Beaches in Dominica
Dominica’s coastline offers something a little different, with volcanic black-sand beaches, secluded coves and stretches of golden sand framed by lush tropical scenery.
Food & Culture
Food & Culture Dominica
Dominica’s food and culture are deeply connected to the island’s lush landscape and rich heritage. Creole traditions, African and European influences and the culture of the indigenous Kalinago people come together in a cuisine that is full of character. From fresh seafood and tropical produce to lively festivals and local music, there’s plenty to experience beyond the rainforest.
Where to Stay
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From luxury resorts on the west coast to charming boutique hotels, Anguilla has everything.
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Reach the Discover Dominica Authority directly for any enquiries you may have about visiting the island, planning your trip or discovering more about Dominica.
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