Dominica is an eastern Caribbean Island, which has a mountainous landscape, natural hot springs and rainforests. Dominica is a part of the Leeward Islands and the Lesser Antilles, located between Guadeloupe to the North and Martinique to the South. Morne Trois National Park is home to the steam-covered, volcanically heated Boiling Lake. The park is also surrounded by the 65m-tall Trafalgar Falls, sulphur vents and narrow Titou Gorge. To the west of the Island is Dominica’s capital city, Roseau, with colourful botanic gardens and timber houses.

Why Go 

Perhaps the best-kept secret in the Caribbean is Dominica. Its mountainous landscape, lush rainforests and meandering rivers are particularly begging to be explored. Also, there are no chain resorts and little nightlife; in fact, commercial development of any kind is limited. But if you have already heard about Dominica, you will know that the beaches and resorts aren't the main charms here. Instead, Dominica lures the adventurous nature lover that cherishes a little authenticity while on vacation. And inspire of the recent revamping of its harbour to accommodate larger cruise ships, Dominica has been determined in its preservation and conservation of it local wildlife and forestry, more than any other Caribbean Island. And they have been successful in doing so: Dominica is considered as the most untouched and well preserved Caribbean Island.