"Nature Island" packs a whole lot of eco into 290 square miles (750 km²), including rain forests, hundreds of rivers, a boiling lake, diving/snorkeling, whale watching & more. Plus meet the descendants of the Caribbean's namesakes, the Carib people!

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8 must-do's on Dominica

With 2/3 of the island covered by rain forest, this is truly a nature-lover's paradise, including a literally boiling lake, swimming with sperm whales, and much more. This well edited video from the Matador Network walks us through the best stuff.  

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Dominica tourism rebounding nicely after fall 2017 hurricane devastation

Hurricane-affected countries are rebounding after last September’s devastation by Irma and Maria. The least affected countries are at or near normality, while the worst hit ones, which recorded decreases ranging from -18 percent to -7 percent in 2017, continue to make progress, five months after the storms.   The following is an update on the progress of some of the worst hit destinations as provided by the countries, along with the hotel picture made available by the Caribbean Hotel and…

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  • Jordan Simon February 8, 2023 at 1:47pm
    Another great look at Dominica's best, this time from Condé Nast Traveler: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/the-best-things-to-do-in-dominica-...
    The Best Things to Do in Dominica, the Caribbean’s ‘Nature Island’
    From the commercial capital of Roseau—filled with the buzz of market vendors, bouyon soca and bélé folk music—to lulling fishing villages like Scotts…
  • Helen Brown January 31, 2023 at 9:39am
    A writer for Forbes takes a look at Mas Dominik, Dominica's version of the annual pre-Lenten Carnival, this year February 20-21: https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2023/01/30/get-away-to-domi...
    Get Away To Dominica For Mas Dominik Carnival Festival
    If your idea of a good time is a euphoric party, now is the time for Dominica.
  • Max Pesling May 9, 2022 at 9:47am
    This video of stills from YouTube channel Sky Travel really shows why beautiful Dominica is such an unspoiled and laid back tropical paradise! https://youtu.be/PizppG2bMik
  • Sante Caribe July 12, 2013 at 1:25pm

    For those of you who would like a wonderful cruise that stops in Dominica, try Carnival Victory.9012384280?profile=original

  • Julie May 14, 2013 at 9:48pm

    From grandchildren in Minnesota to baby sea turtles in Dominica -

    The owner of Rosalie Bay Resort on Dominica shares her journey, leaving behind family in Minnesota, to creating the eco resort and saving sea turtles in the newest episode of EX-PATS.

    View her inspiring story here: http://youtu.be/wAERD78uoFw

  • SunSet Bay Club & SeaSide Dive. June 13, 2011 at 6:24pm

    Its  2 for 1 Special at the Sunset Bay Club & SeaSide Dive Resort. From now till the 23rd of October. Don't be left out on this special offer. Summer  is almost here. Join the many who will be embarking on the unforgettable trip to Dominica, the nature island of the world.

     

    The Sunset Bay Club & SeaSide Dive Resort is a cozy All Inclusive Hotel resort with an Attached PADI Dive center. Well rested on the lovely Black sand beach of Batalie. A wide range of New experiences awaits you. Just send us an e-mail our staff is waiting and Happy to assist you. sunset@cwdom.dm. 9011921056?profile=originalYOU DON'T WANNA MISS THAT SUNSET

    Sunset Bay Club Beach Resort & SeaSide Dive Resort at Dominica
    The Sunset Bay Club at Dominica, a true beach front All-in Caribbean hotel, 14 rooms
  • Silks Hotel February 3, 2011 at 5:19pm
    Dominica, the correct term for the indigenous people of Dominica, is no longer Carib, please be informed that it is KALINAGO.
  • Silks Hotel January 18, 2011 at 6:04pm

    Silks Hotel, In Hatton Garden.

     

     

    This intimate luxury hotel has a distinct charm and is steeped in history. It is comfortably nestled on the banks between two fresh water estuaries as they end their river journey and join the Atlantic Ocean. Formerly a museum, the present hotel has now been sympathetically renovated into a seductively furnished Creole mansion.

    Silks hotel has been harmoniously restored and modernized to blend the elements of it's surrounding history, culture and beauty within a natural setting.

    http://silkshotel.com/index.html
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