Location: Portsmouth
Top Things to do in Portsmouth
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Portsmouth (/ˈpɔːrtsməθ/ ( listen)) is a port city in Hampshire, England, mainly on Portsea Island, 70 miles (110 km) south-west of London and 19 miles (31 km) south-east of Southampton. It has a total population of 205,400. The city forms part of the South Hampshire built-up area, which also covers Southampton and the towns of Havant, Waterlooville, Eastleigh, Fareham, and Gosport.
Restaurants in Portsmouth
1. Rainforest Riding
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5.0 based on 66 reviews
All our tours are customized to your length of stay and riding ability. Riders will view a mixture of local agriculture and forest, several species of birds and local livestock. We offer five different trails and a beach ride where you can swim with the horses. It's a lot of fun.
2. CampusLife Scooter Rentals
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
CampusLife provides short and long term rentals for the enjoyment and practical use of all prospective riders. We also provide rider training and tours. CampusLife Scooter Rentals puts its riders first, because here at CampusLife we understand that life is but a series of precious moments. Our goal is to ensure that our customers exploring the Nature Island have a safe and exhilarating experience.
3. Island Dive Operations
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Education, Research, Exploration and Adventure Diving -Focusing on small groups Island Dive Operations is here to make your diving experience in forgetable
4. Wave Dancer Watersports
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Welcome to Wave Dancer Watersports. We are located at Coconut Beach, Picard, Prince Rupert Bay, Portsmouth, Dominica, adjacent to Picard Beach Hotel, ten minutes’ walk from Ross University and about 4 minutes’ drive from Secret Bbay Resort and Rejens hotel. We offer a wide range of Watersports activities such as: Kiteboarding lessons, Windsurfing lessons, Sailing lessons, Hobie cat rentals, Windsu
5. Cabrits Dive Centre
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4.5 based on 119 reviews
Cabrits Dive Centre is Dominica's only PADI 5 Star Dive Centre of Dominica. We specialize in individual and small group diving principally to the stay over tourist and yachting community. We will also be happy to help you with arranging accommodation, island tours, and restaurant reservations.
6. Syndicate Falls
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4.5 based on 64 reviews
Located just below fabulous 100' tall Syndicate Falls, brand new Camp DominEco now features overnight camping in our huge riverside family size tents, two all wood tree houses (one in a cinnamon tree!)and enjoy the bush bar, organic farming, and huge herb garden...Agro Tourism at it's best! We also have a nice "emerald pool" of our own, see the photos. Call for a taxi to Camp DominEco and stay the night while hiking the Waitikubuli trail. Parrots, fruits, drinks, souvenirs, we may even have a zip line by the time you arrive! Peace. Captain Mark
Reviewed By tediliciousmusic - Roseau, Caribbean
The waterfall is nice, the road to get to the waterfall needs improvements, only a 4wheel drive vehicle can access the area due to the current road conditions. The track to the falls are visible, however improvement is needed also the falls area needs to be cleared. There are stones with fencing in the falls landing which seems dangerous to take a swim. I would not go back there in a hurry.
7. Cabrits National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By reedmangreg - Chicago, United States
Visiting Fort Shirley was our first attraction during first leg of Dominica vacation. If you stay on the west coast it's an absolutely no brainer but if you are coming from either south/Roseau or east/Marigot you may want to combine this stop with something else; preferably Indian River as you will be lazy on the river and actually have energy for walking around the Cabrits... as there plenty to walk around and/or hike. The fort is beautifully preserved/renovated; the multiple cannons of different kinds are probably the most numerous I have experienced around Caribbeans islands for the fort this size, super nice vista from where the cannons stand with all of them aligned! Also the museum at the entrance is pretty cool with lots of 3D displays - very nice quality for such a modest spot considering everybody passes through it and focuses on the fort and what's up the hill rather than at the entrance. Now there are couple things you can do; roam around the fort or take one of the two hiking trails; a. Yellow Trail = West Cabrit battery is a pretty steep and uneven terrain with a lovely bench to relax about half way through; it's somewhat challenging - the views at the end are nice although don't expect a treasure chest; it's just a cannon and beautiful blue seas as far as you can see... well and maybe the neighboring islands of Guadeloupe in sight :) closed comfy shoes are an absolute must here, I would not dare taking this one with flip flops as it's too easy even in regular shoes to twist your ankle b. Blue Trail = this one much flatter and easier, it can lead you to different places - it's not super accurate on the map so having google maps with gps helped at times making decisions - we made here to the point #26 on the map "view point" and decided we are satisfied (the yellow trail definitely cost us more energy than we thought we would leave at the fort:P) Enjoy the vegetation and nice windy air, there are numerous benches around the grounds and even sitting on them for a while is a super treat considering the views you have in front of you. TIP: part of the national system the park of course is included in your weekly pass TIP: parking lot is before the main gate, from here you have to walk up a bit - I would say flips flops/sandals for the fort itself are generally fine but shoes are better. The hills can be challenging at times so take "your time" and do it on the island time :)
8. St. John's Anglican Church
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2.5 based on 3 reviews
9. Devon Greenaway
For a safe and experienced guide, select Devon Greenaway who has been operating DG Tours in Dominica for years. We accept reservations from guests all over the world and tailor your experience of the nature island to address all of your desires. Let's hike, visit the amazing waterfalls, see unbelievable nature and wildlife, and meet the beautiful people of Dominica. You first arrive as a tourist, and you leave forever a friend!
10. Olivet First Baptist Church Portsmouth
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
