Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:
Trafalgar Falls
At one of Dominica's most fascinating and picturesque areas in the south central section of the island, a walk through dense foliage takes you to Trafalgar Falls, where you'll marvel at the twin falls cascading into a deep pool, surrounded by forest, lush ferns, and exotic flowers.
Wotten Waven Sulphur Springs
Enveloped by a tropical forest, the tiny village of Wotten Waven rests as a haven in the hills known as the "Dominican Hot Spot." The geothermal activity of Wotten Waven is apparent the moment you smell the hint of sulfur in the air and see the steam billowing in the distance, and the bubbling fumaroles.

Champagne Reef Snorkel
Aptly named for its underwater volcanic vents that emit continuous streams of effervescent "champagne" bubbles from the seabed, this shallow reef area invites you, together with your guide, to enter from the shore and explore these magical waters. Look for graceful spotted drums, seahorses as well as flying gurnards and other tropical fish. The nutrient-rich water also nurtures star, brain and finger corals; yellow tube, vase and giant barrel sponges; and fascinating orange crinoids. Snorkeling equipment is provided.
What you will see along the way:
Dominica's sassy and colorful capital, Roseau (rose-oh), hugs the southwest coast of the Roseau River. It is the hub of this small island of volcanic terrain, sparkling waterfalls, beaches and lush national parks set against a backdrop of emerald mountains. Roseau's dense town center boasts historic buildings made of wood and stone that line the streets with a unique architectural style that borrows from the Spanish, English and French. A scenic drive reveals the natural highlights of the Roseau Valley.