This is the island for eco-travelers, and for those who can appreciate hiking, whale watching, and swimming in pristine rivers rather than the typical tropical beach vacation.
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Things To Do in Dominica
Dominica - Nature Island of the Caribbean
Looking for an "Eco-Friendly" Caribbean vacation?
Look no further . . .
Dominica offers few beaches, no tourist crowds, and has no large resorts.
What Dominica does offer is nature at its best.
Tropical rainforests abound, and this tiny island has 365 rivers with hundreds of beautiful waterfalls.
The island also boasts a boiling volcanic lake, and much of the land on the island has remained untouched and preserved.
This is the Nature Island of the Caribbean, and the people of Dominica are very serious about keeping their island clean, and free from over development.
Dominica is home to the only existing Carib Indians who are the indigenous people of the Caribbean islands. Visit the Indian village, and take a tour,
The island is also home to three national parks, and the Caribbean's first UNESCO World Heritage Site.
There are NO non-stop flights from the U.S. to Dominica. Travelers connect through Barbados, Guadeloupe, Martinique or St Lucia. Ferry service connects Dominica with neighboring island of St Lucia, Guadeloupe and Martinique.
Dominica is well known among divers, and offers some of the best pristine diving sites in the region.
