The volcanic south boasts great hiking, kayaking, and world class snorkeling and diving within the deep turquoise-colored waters with colorful fish and coral. This is an area rich in heritage with colorful village life, towering fruit trees, and hot sulphur streams.
Today will be perfect to acclimatize to island life, and enjoy the vibes…

Wet and Rugged Dominica / Roseau Valley Miracles
The lush and rugged Roseau Valley is the Caribbean’s ultimate adventure playground! World class hiking through lush greenery and amazing flora opens up spectacular lakes and waterfalls, with opportunities to plunge in. Soak in the goodness of the hot springs, enjoy the breath-taking upstream swim at the Titou Gorge….

Adventure Boiling Lake
Adventure into the heart of the Morne Trois Pitons National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site to the world’s deepest boiling lake, a flooded fumarole - a crack through which gases escape from the molten lava below.
Trek through forest, over sharp ridges, and encounter volcanic rivers, streams and boiling mud. A seven-hour trek well worth the adventure.

Cooking with Daria
Cooking with Daria is all about Caribbean food – the fresh and flavorful ingredients, the bright colors and radiant energy! Learn the secrets to preparing Caribbean delicacies – the tricks to using the fresh herbs and spices with local produce, and with rum to make herb infused rum-tails.
Cooking with Daria is fresh, flavorful, and fun!

The Ancestry
Journey through time with the elders and story tellers, as they share the folklores, myths and legends of Waitukubuli - the stories of the masquerade and sensay costumes, the tales of the forest, and the history of the run-away’s and the resistance.
Learn about the influences of the Kalinago and African heritage…

Deep Sea Marine Adventure – Whale Watching!
More than a whale watch tour, this marine adventure is a unique experience that explores Dominica’s marine life – observing the birds and their feeding techniques, following the schools of flying fish, enjoying the dolphins dance around the boat, spotting the whales, and maybe even seeing the local fishermen hard at work…..

Love is Giving - Project Volun-tourism
Volunteer your time while on vacation, and give back to Mother Earth – help build Carbon credits, and offset emissions…. and save Dominica!
Assist in cleaning, refurbishing, or replanting a coastal or forested section of our nature isle.

Exploring the Lows of the Nature Isle
Venture into hidden Dominica – into the crevices that many never get to see.
Adventure into some of the most spectacular canyons in the world. Rappel from waterfalls, jump into pools and explore the canyons with a team of professional canyoning leaders.
Pure adrenalin… total fun!

The Rural and Wild Atlantic East Coast
Swim in the Emerald Pool or in the Belles River, visit small farms and village schools, suck in local traditions as the villagers process bay leaves and other local staples. Or, adventure through the rugged and wild Atlantic landscapes - wade in the salt-water pools at Glasse, meet Rastafarian Moses in Zion Valley, and hike up the White River and swim in the imposing and majestic Victoria Waterfall.

Ouaitukubili Kalinago Land – Indigenous Tourism
Meet the elders at work on their farms and in their craft shops, as you experience a day in the life of the Kalinago people. Sample fruit and other indigenous treats and traditional cuisine, and enjoy the village rivers. Hike along sacred Kalinago trails - L’escalier Tete Chien or snakehead staircase and Centipede Trails, offer insights into the connection between the sea and the Spirits. Charles Warner Pool, just as sacred opens up an easy hike into the lush Pagua Valley.

The north coast – natural and cultural heritage
There are many fun options for an immersion into Dominica’s north coast. Chaudiere Pool, well known as that bottomless pool that beckons the adventurous to jump in from the surrounding towering rocks, is top on that list!
The rowing expedition up the Indian River, walking the ruins at Fort Shirley, visiting the cold sulphur springs at the Cold Soufriere, visiting Batibou Beach, and sightseeing to the northern-most village with a home-cooked meal in Capuchin, and a boat ride along the coast are just as spectacular!