Discover the best attractions and experiences Trafalgar Falls has to offer
Explore Dominica's storied past through forts and colonial relics that line the island's coasts and towns.
A historic hotel housed in a former 18th-century fort overlooking Roseau and the Caribbean Sea.
A coastal fortress near Portsmouth with cannons and scenic views of the sea.
Delve into Dominica's cultural and natural heritage through compact, informative museums.
Small national museum showcasing Dominica's history and natural wonders.
Exhibits and crafts at the Kalinago Territory offering insight into Carib culture.
Visit enduring churches and sacred sites that anchor Dominican communities.
Historic Catholic cathedral serving Roseau's Catholic community.
A traditional church building in the northern coastal town of Portsmouth.
Explore Dominica's lush landscapes in its preserved national parks and natural reserves.
A UNESCO-listed park featuring volcanic lakes, waterfalls and cloud forests.
A crystal-clear pool fed by cascades, ideal for a refreshing dip.
A dramatic gorge offering a swims-through experience in shimmering waters.
Get a feel for daily life by strolling through Dominica’s towns and villages.
Capital city with markets, waterfront, and cultural sites.
Coastal town on the island’s north with historic sites and beaches.
Gateway village to the Trafalgar Falls area and hiking trails.
Enjoy natural sights and local experiences without an admission fee.
A scenic trek to twin waterfalls set in a lush forest.
Dip in a natural pool tucked in the rainforest.
Sun, sand, and sea at a picturesque, free-access beach.
Savor traditional Dominican flavors and fresh island ingredients.
Creamy greens and okra soup, a Dominican staple.
Hearty stew featuring native mountain chicken and spices.
Grilled fish and seafood dishes sourced from nearby waters.
Evenings come alive in Roseau with waterfront bars and casual spots.
Casual bars and social spots along the riverfront and harbor.
Evening performances featuring local musicians and rhythms.
Experience local culture through performances and cultural centers.
Traditional Carib dances and crafts showcasing Kalinago heritage.
Vibrant market scenes with music, color, and local goods.
Dive into water sports and outdoor activities across the islands.
Snorkel or dive among coral gardens and marine life.
Sunset sails and coastal cruises near Roseau and Portsmouth.
Seek out less-traveled paths and hidden corners of the island.
A challenging trek to a sulfurous volcanic lake in Morne Trois Pitons NP.
Swim-through gorge fun through a limestone canyon.