Whale and Dolphin Watching in Dominica is by far one of the most exciting experiences for nature and animal lovers. Dominica is a wild and enchanting paradise in the Caribbean, so together with hiking and exploring its rich interior, discovering the life of its resident marine mammals is a must for everyone’s adventure plan. See our resident whales that call Dominica waters home for many years. Dominica has been the center of whale research and the mecca of Whale Watching in the Caribbean. At a sighting rate of 80%, your odds are great to sea Whales year round.

On this half-day tour from Roseau, enjoy the rich contrast of an outdoors excursion and the cultural immersion of a historical tour to Fort Shirley. Learn about the important role of the Indian River as you sail inland. Along the way, pass by Pirates of the Caribbean film locations and enjoy lunch. Begin your tour in Roseau, where you'll meet your guide and head towards Portsmouth. After a short, scenic drive, embark on a river cruise up the Indian River. Feel the enchanting atmosphere of the coastal wetlands as you cruise past the spectacular buttresses of the Bwa Mang trees. Continue your tour in the hand-oared riverboat and soak up the sights and sounds of the riverbank. Keep an eye out for wildlife in this swampy area and enjoy views of filming locations for the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. Then, head towards the volcanic formation of Cold Soufriere. Once you've visited the famed Devil's Peak, or Morne aux Diables volcano, venture onwards to the historical site of Fort Shirley. Here, in the Cabrits National Park, discover the story of the famous revolt of the 8th West Indies Regiment. Hear about the French occupation from 1778 to 1784. Next, make your way further upriver to the Bush Bar. Try a taste of the signature rum drink and nibble on smoked fish. While you sample local cuisine, enjoy the opportunity for cultural immersion before you return to Roseau.

Partake in an incredible adventure that allows you to experience the ravishing natural beauty of the island from the inside out. Imagine hiking down through the rainforest to a secret waterfall that drops off into a hidden canyon far beneath the sunlit forest canopy. That is the beginning of the Secret Waterfall Canyoning Experience. All are welcome, pro or novice, as no prior training or rappel/abseil experience is required. Jump in hidden pools with crystal clear water beneath the rainforest and descend into deep gorges in rock carved from thousands of years of rainfall. Whether hiking through lush jungle or rappelling halfway down a rock to drop in the water below, your day is sure to be filled with the sound of cheers for every natural obstacle tackled. A breathtaking view unveiled with every step taken, you will discover new treasures to admire as the surrounding scenery changes throughout your adventure and offers an array of native plants and wildlife to learn about. This epic excursion will call for swimwear, a towel and closed footwear of your own, and your professional canyoneering guides will take care of the rest. After getting geared up at the local partner's headquarters you will learn how to rappel on a 8-foot training wall and receive a briefing before you go on a 15 minute drive to the canyon where the real adventure begins. After traversing the magical canyon the tour concludes with a 15 minute hike back to the vehicle. The tour ends at the canyoning school with hot cocoa tea and fresh local fruit.

Whale and Dolphin Watching in Dominica is by far one of the most exciting experiences for nature and animal lovers. This tour is primarily done on one of our smaller 25 or 28 feet vessels but now, and on special request, we can make this special moment even more spectacular on board one of our large sailboats - on our 75ft (23m) Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran. Dominica is a wild and enchanting paradise in the Caribbean, so together with hiking and exploring its rich interior, discovering the life of its resident marine mammals is a must for everyone’s adventure plan.

Get a comprehensive introduction to Roseau and its top attractions with a guided tour. Travel by coach or minivan, taking in the rustic Caribbean island atmosphere and Victorian and Caribbean architecture. Stroll through the picturesque Dominica Botanic Gardens and visit the iconic Trafalgar Falls. Meet your guide in Roseau before climbing aboard the coach or minivan to begin your tour of the city's key landmarks. Snap photos of the old slave market and the town's striking Victorian and Caribbean architecture. Venture into the local food and fruit market to see how locals live and shop. Then, head to the historic Morne Bruce to view the entire city from above before taking a stroll through the Dominica Botanic Gardens. Take in the lush greenery and Caribbean and West African flora and perhaps catch sight of the national bird of Dominica, the vibrant Sisserou parrot. Finally, marvel at the photogenic twin waterfalls of Trafalgar Falls from the viewing point before heading back to the meeting point in Roseau.

Explore the interior of Dominica on a half-day hiking trip from Roseau to the tallest waterfall in the Eastern Caribbean. Splash in the rushing Middleham Falls and see the famous Titou Gorge. Explore the Morne Trois Piton National Park safely with a guide who is familiar with the landscape.  Listen to in-depth commentary on the area's history, geology, and ecosystem as you start the journey from Roseau to the lush landscapes of Morne Trois Piton National Park. With a guide in the lead, navigating the territory will be a breeze. After a splurge in the pool of the Middleham Falls, zoom over to Titou Gorge to test your might and strength while swimming upstream through the canyon to the hidden falls of Captain Jack Sparrow. During these activities, your guide will be by your side so that even beginners will feel at ease.

The trail to Dominica’s Boiling Lake is challenging and designed for the hardiest, most experienced hikers. Instead of going it alone, tackle the trail with a local guide to help you find your way around Roseau's Morne Trois Pitons National Park. Trek up Morne Nicholls, a mountain with an altitude of 3,168 feet, for magical views of the Valley of Desolation, then descend into the Valley of Desolation for a swim in the hot pools deep within. Along the way, admire Boiling Lake (entry tickets included) and visit Titou Gorge, a picture-perfect watering oasis. Refuel in between with energy-focused snacks and beverages, including bottled water.

Snorkeling in our waters is a must for snorkeling lovers. Snorkel the World famous Champagne Reef Volcano just off the coast of Pointe Mitchel in the pristine clean and clear waters of the Caribbean. Swim in venting thermal bubbles and experience the amazing volcano bathes of Soufriere. Experience the underwater world of Dominica as you embark on a fun snorkeling tour to Champagne Reef. Join a small group and don your mask for your journey to the colorful reef that is teeming with marine life. The reef gets its name from the volcanic thermal springs on the ocean floor that create bubbles. Some animals you may see include octopus, parrotfish, seahorses, eels, and even sea snakes.

Tour the Middleham Falls, Spanny Falls and the Emerald Pool. A visit to a group of our most hidden waterfall treasures are sights for refreshing body and soul. These waterfalls are hidden gems of Dominica. Be prepared to hike and swim in fresh mountain water.With a guide in the lead, navigating familiar territory will be a breeze and you'll also listen to in-depth commentary on the area's history, geology, and ecosystem. These challenging activities are led by a guide, ensuring your safety and security; even beginners will feel at ease.

Experience the authentic heritage of the last remaining Kalinago People of the Caribbean on the island of Dominica with a guided day trip from Roseau to the Kalinago Barana Aute (Carib Cultural Village). During this immersive experience, see a live performance by the tribe, and savor a local lunch. Travel from Roseau in air-conditioned comfort to the Carib Cultural Village. Get an authentic and respectful presentation of the last remaining Kalinago people of the Caribbean. For a deeper look into the heritage and traditions of the people, enjoy a live cultural performance. Explore the village on foot with a guide, seeing the traditional ajoupas (huts) and a huge Karbet (men's house). Observe the people as they build canoes, weave baskets, process cassava, and collect herbs.  Interact with indigenous people from the tribe and learn about the role they play in the protection and sustainable management of the national forest in Dominica. Finally, tuck into an authentic Kalinago lunch served alongside local treats.