Dominica is the Caribbean's wild, green heart, with volcanic peaks, rainforest, hot springs, waterfalls and dive sites that reward travellers looking for adventure rather than crowds.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site of volcanoes, crater lakes, fumaroles and dense rainforest.
One of the world's largest hot lakes, reached by a challenging hike through the Valley of Desolation.
Twin waterfalls dropping through lush jungle, a short walk from a viewing platform.
A small, peaceful waterfall pool surrounded by tropical forest, easy to reach on a short trail.
A narrow peninsula at the island's southern tip, with sweeping views and top snorkeling.
Hike deep into volcanic country to the steaming lake with an experienced local guide.
Float through a narrow, sunlit gorge to a waterfall fed by hot and cold streams.
Snorkel over volcanic vents where warm bubbles rise through the clear water.
Look for resident sperm whales in the deep waters just off Dominica's west coast.
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Dominica is not the Dominican Republic: it is a small, mountainous island in the Lesser Antilles, with a very different, eco-focused character.
It is often described as having nine potentially active volcanoes, which feed its natural hot springs, fumaroles and dramatic landscapes.
Accommodation is mostly boutique eco-lodges and small hotels, and the Waitukubuli National Trail offers long-distance hiking across the island.
The drier months from about February to May are the most comfortable for hiking, while hurricane season runs from June to November.