City: Dominica
Top Things to do in Dominica
Top Restaurants in Dominica
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Dominica, Dominica
Welcome to the Nature Island. Remote, affordable and, as yet, unspoiled, Dominica deserves more than a day's visit from your cruise ship. Spend a week (or more) exploring mountains covered by tropical rainforest, endless hiking trails, some 40 dive sites and black-sand beaches. You'll soon be plotting ways to return every year.
Restaurants in Dominica
1. Morne Diablotin National Park
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
A bioreserve surrounding Morne Diablotin, the highest volcanic peak in the Caribbean, which consists of 8,400 acres of pristine rainforest within the Northern Forest Reserve, the only known nesting area for the Sisserou Parrot.
2. Sheppee Fun Tours
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5.0 based on 194 reviews
Explore deep into the heart of paradise with SHEPPEE FUN TOURS.Our aim is to make Dominica the highlight destination of your entire vacation while our main priority is your security...one love...sheppee....
3. Bumpiing Tours
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5.0 based on 525 reviews
Come see and experience what all the buzz is about. We have been providing the most fun-filled, safest, most personalized and educational tours/hikes on DOMINICA for years. We are with you every step of the way making sure you are safe at all times. Our tour groups are kept small so you feel like you are having a private tour even if you are with a group of 10-12 people. Like we always say, we won't just tell you to do something, we will do it with you. COME ENJOY THE NATURE ISLAND OF THE WORLD WITH US.
4. Sweet Dominica
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5.0 based on 123 reviews
We specialize in half and full day tours. All comes with the following: Entry fees Transportation Driver Guide Complimentary cooler with refreshments. Remember, it is better, with Pepper.
5. Extreme Dominica - Canyon Experience
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5.0 based on 404 reviews
Dominica is home to some of the most spectacular canyons in the world. Rainfall over thousands of years carved out deep gorges in the rock creating an ever changing landscape of rivers, waterfalls and pools. Join the Extreme Dominica team on an epic adventure in the rainforest and explore this geological wonder. The experience starts in Roseau where you will be picked up for a 10 minute drive to our canyoning school. Here you will receive all your gear and get a brief rappel training. After this you will go for a 15 minute drive to the Canyons where the adventure starts! What to bring Swimsuit, closed shoes, waterproof camera or rent from us. -No training or previous experience required -Ability to swim not required -Minimum age 6, minimum weigth 45 lbs / 21 kg -Canyoning is weather dependable so maybe cancelled last minute Ready for the next level? Join us for a Night Canyoning Experience!
6. Ti Kwen Glo Cho Hot Springs
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5.0 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Kelstar1972 - Melbourne, Australia
Great place for to chill relax in lovely natural quite surroundings June the owner is wonderful Great Bath tubs, hot pools and mud Bath with cold water mini falls Animals on site lots of rum And fresh food Nice way to chill
7. My Sister Tours
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5.0 based on 122 reviews
Dominica, for obvious reasons, is known as the Nature Island of the Caribbean. My mom, Helen Alcendor passed away at the end of 2018 but she wanted her tourism business to continue providing fun and interesting tours catering to a wide variety of interests and budgets. From the hot water springs, to the lush green rain forests, to the beautiful black sandy beaches...Dominica has natural, untouched resources for the enjoyment of the discerning tourist. My mom's name was Helen but most people called her "Sister." She was an Independent Tour Operator for over 10 years. She created a special niche for her clients...a family approach. We plan to keep the spirit of My Sister Tours alive by keeping the associates that she worked with and ensuring that the same love and family approach that you have grown to appreciate will continue.
8. Trafalgar Falls
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4.5 based on 637 reviews
Two spectacular waterfalls, Mother and Father, which you can climb around and have their rainbow encircle you.
Reviewed By liverdream - London, United Kingdom
We found the tours to Trafalgar falls a bit expensive and as we didn't have cars, we managed to get a public bus up to Trafalgar village (departs from Roseau in front of the Labour house every day btw 7-19) The fare is 5EC/person. From there it's an easy walk up with a little elevation to the falls. They only take cash for entrance ticket. The staff is amazingly friendly and helpful. Try to visit on non-cruise day as otherwise it will be jammed with tour buses from the cruise.
9. Antours Dominica
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4.5 based on 94 reviews
With over 25 years in the business, we are pleased to offer you experienced Tour Operator services offering unique Sightseeing and Adventure tours and Stay-over vacation packages on Dominica.
10. Indian River
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4.5 based on 178 reviews
This mangrove-fringed river flows into the Glanvilla Swamp, which is prime birdwatching territory.
Reviewed By reedmangreg - Chicago, United States
It's been completely different than what I expected but at the same time I loved it - don't expect action, fast paced entertainment etc. (I think most of us hear about the scene from the move and automatically associate with that). This is a very relaxing boat ride where you get to enjoy the sun, beautiful lush jungle views while listening to some info from time to time from your tour guide; and ours said it best by saying that he will stop talking at times exactly to make people appreciate the silence and peacefulness of this river! I was curious about how to organize this tour but in reality it's pretty straight forward; 1. You park the car either at the bank across the street or simply at the parking lot for the Indian River; this place after all is park of the national parks system in Dominica and the weekly pass is accepted. 2. From here you can use the restroom and organize your tour with many tour guides on the spot, or very likely you will have one already in advance as most people recommend someone (we drove all the way from Marigot/North East and as soon as we arrived our tour called us out by the name of hotel we stayed out - yep there are not that many tourists in Dominica, especially who drive their own cars) - the tour is I believe less than $20 per person and considering your guide will do the physical workout on your behalf be nice and tip accordingly afterwards! 3. The boat ride is serene and peaceful; motors aren't allowed so that makes this experience even more relaxing - you will bump into other boats going back or into the jungle but that's about it, no noise. The water color is very specific too, like a "milky green" at times and the overgrown banks and rich vegetation (in particular old big trees with huge long roots) are astounding! 4. You make it to the Bush Bar for a short stop - the drinks were decent, definitely try the Dynamite for its unique flavor. Pretty cool dock and decor - the barman, as others mentioned here on TripAdvisor already, could cheer up a bit as he made us feel a bit unwelcome.... but that has nothing to do with the tour - I review the tour and our guide experience and not the Bush Bar 5. On the way back you visit the Calypso Hut :) also serene and calm time, don't expect the snakes and voodoo dolls here - it's just an old hut on the river that was used in the move, still super cool! All in all the tour is very easy to organize and I say a must while in Dominica; it's very unique for the island as I don't recall anything like this in any other Caribbean country/islands and we have been to over 15+ already - there are of course river tours but not one like this, and that's exactly what made it so unique and took me by surprise as mentioned at the very beginning. TIP: our hotel recommend James Bond and Lawrence of Arabia (they work together and we met both); James took us on the tour and I would highly recommend him same as others did here already (by the way I was impressed with his multi language skills! and of course his sense of humor and personally add up to the experience!)
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