Explore Dominica
Things to Do
The Nature Isle is one of the Caribbean's best-kept secrets. From volcanic hikes to coral reefs — adventure is always close.
Dominica is the Caribbean's most untouched island — covered in ancient rainforest, volcanic peaks, and pristine ocean. From BayPort Residence Inn in Canefield, the entire island is within easy reach. Our concierge team can help arrange tours, transport, and guides for any of the experiences below.
Nature & Hiking
Boiling Lake
One of the world's largest boiling lakes — a challenging but unforgettable hike through the Valley of Desolation.
Trafalgar Falls
Twin waterfalls set in lush rainforest — one of Dominica's most iconic sights, accessible to most fitness levels.
Middleham Falls
A stunning 200-foot waterfall deep in Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Cabrits National Park
Coastal rainforest reserve with 18th-century Fort Shirley ruins and panoramic views over Prince Rupert Bay.
Beaches & Water
Champagne Beach
A unique volcanic beach where geothermal vents release warm bubbles beneath the surface — like snorkeling in champagne.
Scotts Head
A dramatic volcanic peninsula where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic, with world-class diving on the reef.
Mero Beach
The closest black sand beach to Canefield — a local favourite for swimming, sunbathing, and Friday evening fish fry.
Indian River Boat Tour
A tranquil rowboat tour through a primeval freshwater river flanked by towering bwa mang trees.
Diving & Snorkelling
Soufrière Bay
Dominica's premier dive site — a marine reserve with vibrant coral walls, seahorses, frogfish, and pristine visibility.
Champagne Reef
Shallow geothermal reef perfect for snorkelers and beginner divers, with unusual volcanic marine life.
Scott's Head Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive where the Caribbean meets the Atlantic at a volcanic pinnacle with strong currents and big fish.
Culture & Roseau
Roseau Market
The vibrant Old Market Plaza and Saturday Farmer's Market — fresh fruits, local crafts, and the true pulse of Dominican life.
Dominica Museum
A compact but fascinating museum covering Dominica's pre-Columbian, colonial, and post-independence history.
Kalinago Territory
Visit the ancestral homeland of the Kalinago — the indigenous people of Dominica — and learn about their living culture.
Fort Young Area
Roseau's historic waterfront with 18th-century fort ruins, boutique shops, restaurants, and sunset views.
Let Us Plan Your Adventure
Our 24hr concierge team knows Dominica inside out. We can arrange guided hikes, boat tours, diving trips, cultural experiences, and transport — all tailored to your interests and schedule.