| 1. Boiling
Lake: Arguably one of the largest of its kind, it's reached
after a hard 3-4 hour hike through the forest, crossing over streams
and ridges. But if perchance you can't make it, at least go as far
as the Valley of Desolation, which could be considered a sulphur
spring and geyser park in it's own right. Read our description
of the walk and our Boiling Lake
Guestbook.
2.
Titou Gorge: A crevice in which hot and cold streams intermingle,
a swim in these crystal clean waters leads to a spectacular view
of a waterfall. Located after a short stroll from Laudat, at the
start of the Boiling Lake Trail. It's also the perfect place to
wash away the mud after the Boiling Lake hike!
3.
Middleham Falls: A hike through the rainforest of ferns
and orchids, culminates at the spectacular 150 feet drop into
a crisp clear pool of water. You can go via the village of Cochrane
or from near Laudat.
4.
Emerald Pool: A popular grotto deep in the heart of the
rainforest. It boasts an easily accessible waterfall which can
be busy when there's a cruise ship in port. But if you time it
right, it's a magical spot.
5.
Chaudiere: This spot has it all - delightful walk in the
rainforest culminating in an awesome river pool.
6.
Trafalgar Falls: An incredible pair of waterfalls, the
beauty of which really lies in their ability to coordinate and
offer you a spectacular adventure - climb them, swim them, admire
them!
7.
Glassy Trail: recently opened, this easy east-coast trail
takes you through rainforest to the shore via some spectacular
views of the coastline.
8.
Wotton Waven Across the valley from Trafalgar, this village
is famous for its Sulphur Springs, but also boasts several other
spots that makes it an ideal place to stay and sample Dominica's
delights.
9.
Gallion: High above the sweeping bay of Scott's Head/Soufriere,
this vantage point is possibly the best place to watch the sunset.
10.
Underwater Dominica! Last but not least, there are our
spectacular underwater sights. Spectacular diving, delightful
snorkelling, whale, dolphins, sea turtles... there's not enough
space here to even begin to do it justice, so click
here for more.
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