• Enjoy a magnificent view of Roseau from a 400-foot-high lookout.
• See firsthand why Dominica is called the Nature Isle of the Caribbean.
• Stroll through a botanical garden that is home to parrots only found on Dominica.
• Behold waterfalls cascading over steep cliffs in the dense rainforest.
• Hike through Dominica’s first national park, a rugged land of volcanoes and hot springs.

• Drive to Dominica’s first national park, a rugged land of volcanoes and hot springs.
• Hike a natural trail through the rainforest and on to the Emerald Pool.
• Swim in the waterfall-fed pool or just relax and enjoy the blissful setting.
• Tube down the Layou River, which snakes through the rainforest.
• Follow the guide’s direction and expertly ride the river rapids for the ultimate thrill.

• Cruise into the crystalline waters off Dominica to observe whales and dolphins.
• Marvel at the massive size of the whales that breach the water’s surface.
• Delight in the antics of the acrobatic dolphins that often swim right next to the boat.
• Hear whales and dolphins communicate through the boat’s hydrophones.
• Listen to the naturalist guide explain remarkable aspects of cetacean behavior.

• Snorkel Champagne Reef, an underwater wonderland teeming with marine life.
• Watch the continuous streams of champagne-like bubbles rise from the ocean floor.
• Feel the warmth of the ocean floor from the geothermal activity below.
• Observe a variety of marine creatures, including tropical fish and hawksbill turtles.

• Tube down a scenic section of the longest river in Dominica.
• Enjoy the thrill of riding the rapids as you race downstream.
• Relish the serenity of the calm pools between the stretches of rapids.
• Marvel at the verdant jungle-like foliage that grows right to the water’s edge.

• See the twin Trafalgar Falls from two wonderfully scenic vantage points.
• Learn how tropical storms have altered the falls and exposed warm water pools.
• Tube down a scenic section of the longest river in Dominica.
• Enjoy the thrill of riding the rapids as you race downstream.
• Relish the serenity of the calm pools between the stretches of rapids.

• Drive through the rainforest that blankets Dominica in an open-air 4x4 Jeep.
• Delight in the unobstructed views of the island’s natural beauty.
• Stroll through an aromatic botanical garden.
• See steaming, mineral-rich springs heated by geothermal activity.
• Swim through a steep narrow gorge to the base of a picture-perfect waterfall.

• Snorkel Champagne Reef, an underwater wonderland teeming with marine life.
• Watch the continuous streams of champagne-like bubbles rise from the ocean floor.
• Feel the warmth of the ocean floor from the geothermal activity below.
• Observe a variety of marine creatures, including tropical fish and hawksbill turtles.

• Relax in the mineral-rich, geothermally heated hot springs at Bongo Baths.
• Reap the water’s therapeutic benefits, which may include stress reduction and pain relief.
• Emerge from the hot springs refreshed and rejuvenated.

• Pause at a 19th-century Catholic church in Soufriere, an incredibly photogenic spot.
• Drive to a slender peninsula that divides the Caribbean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean.
• Enjoy a magnificent view of Roseau from the 400-foot-high Morne Bruce lookout.
• Marvel at the flora and fauna that flourish in Roseau’s botanical garden.

• Enjoy a sweeping view of Roseau and the sea beyond from atop the Morne Bruce lookout.
• Walk through the serene Dominica Botanic Gardens, an urban oasis full of native flora.
• Behold easy-to-reach Hibiscus Falls as it cascades over a precipice in the rainforest.

• Settle into a seat on a trolley train for a leisurely ride through Dominica’s capital city.
• Hear enlightening commentary that provides a historical perspective of Roseau.
• Pause for photos at the most noteworthy attractions, including the cathedral.
• Meander through the Dominica Botanical Gardens if you like.

An approximate fifteen minute hike through the rainforest, you will encounter the beautiful Twin Falls. For the more adventurous, you can climb a small hill to reach the second white sulphur waterfall, said to be good for your skin. At the Twin Falls you can take a dip in the waterfall pools in a very pristine and beautiful surrounding. Although a relatively short walk, you’ll really feel as if you’re in the depths of the Dominican Rainforest. From here, continue to Mero Beach, driving through the beautiful Layou Valley. The color of the sand is black, a sign of the volcanic origin of the island. Here you can relax, tan or take a refreshing swim.

• Enjoy the magnificent views from the 400-foot-high Morne Bruce lookout.
• Marvel at the flora and fauna that flourish in Roseau’s botanical garden.
• Behold Dominica’s natural beauty at Jaco Falls in the heart of the rainforest.
• Enjoy a folkloric performance and lunch at an indigenous Carib cultural community.
• See the last Carib territory on the island, where the Caribs have lived since 3000 B.C.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simply make your way to the designated stop to board your shuttle, and you’ll be whisked away to the heart of the city. Additional information and schedules can be obtained by visiting the onboard Destination Services Desk during your voyage.