Feel Dominica
Black sand beach and palms on Dominica's coastline
Destinations

Where to point the day

Six places that carry the island's character — volcanic, green, salt-washed and lived in.
Boiling Lake, Morne Trois Pitons National ParkUNESCO

Boiling Lake

Morne Trois Pitons National Park

A full day through the Valley of Desolation to the world's second-largest flooded fumarole, breathing steam.

Trafalgar Falls, Roseau ValleyWaterfall

Trafalgar Falls

Roseau Valley

Twin falls the islanders call Mother and Father, one ice-cold, the other warmed by the volcano beneath.

Scotts Head, Southern peninsulaCoast

Scotts Head

Southern peninsula

A thin ribbon of pebble beach where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean above a submerged volcanic crater.

Kalinago Territory, East coastCulture

Kalinago Territory

East coast

The Caribbean's only remaining Indigenous Kalinago territory — canoe carving, cassava bread, river villages.

Morne Diablotin, Northern Forest ReserveSummit

Morne Diablotin

Northern Forest Reserve

The island's highest peak, home to the sisserou parrot, wrapped in elfin woodland and near-constant cloud.

Champagne Reef, Pointe MichelMarine

Champagne Reef

Pointe Michel

Snorkel through columns of volcanic bubbles rising from the seabed at bath temperature.

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