What to do in Dominica - Hiking and Adventure, Scuba Diving, Whale Watching, Spas and more!

If sitting by the beach all day sounds a bit dull, then Dominica is the spot for you.

Dominica is a paradise for the outdoor adventurer interested in unspoiled natural attractions. There is so much to do! Continue...

	Hiking & Adventure For the Adventurer, there are more attractions than points on a compass. Every day is an excursion to new heights.
	Culture, Heritage & Festivals Meet the last indigenous tribe in the Caribbean; Join our Carnival & Festivals .
	Diving & Watersports Everything from river tubing & kayaking to spectacular diving & whale watching.
	Spa & Wellness Relax in our spas and rejuvenate your senses.
	Whale & Dolphin Watching Dominica is known as the Whale Watching Capital of the Caribbean. Find out why...
	Weddings & Honeymoons The perfect backdrop to wedding; the perfect location for your honeymoon.
	Canyoning Adventures A unique & exciting way to explore the hidden depths of Dominica's natural wonders.
	Dining & Entertainment Creole food is our specialty - fresh tropical fruits & vegetables, local fish, island herbs & spices.
	Flora & Fauna Dominica's natural beauty springs from its rich & varied vegetation.
	Cruiseship Visitors How to make the most of your visit.

Those who love to bask in fresh water can bathe in one of the island's 365 rivers, wallow in the Emerald Pool, or frolic at the Trafalgar, Victoria, Sari Sari, or Middleham Falls.

Sea lovers can snorkel or scuba dive along several reefs of the one of the world's top marine destination, or take a Whale Watching excursion just off the island's coast.

Visitors with a geological interest can hike to the Boiling Lake, the Cold Soufriere, or the Soufriere and Watten Waven Sulphur Springs.

Those who prefer jungle adventures can hover above the rainforest on the 4,600 foot-long Aerial Tram, ride horses or ATVs in the forest, discover the Boeri and Freshwater Lakes, bird-watch at Syndicate, or trek across the island's interior.

For visitors interested in cultural anthropology, a tour of Fort Shirley at the Cabrits National Park or the Kalinago Barana Autê at the Carib Territory is a fascinating experience. The historic architecture surrounding the Old Market in Roseau, including the Dominica Museum also reveals poignant information of the island's history. There are several tour operators on the island who can arrange a specific tour to match the visitor's interest.