Roseau Valley Hotel

Roseau Valley Roseau, 00109-8000, Dominica

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Whale-watching in Dominica

A travel blog entry by roadscholarorg

Dominica was the first and only tender port on our voyage. Because of the small size of the island we were not able to approach the port, but we anchored a bit further out in the harbor. We were taken to shore in tender boats from the ship. Dominica is a volcanic island, and we could see the unique mountainous landscape of the island from our ship. Shortly after arriving on shore we again boarded a boat that was to take us whale watching and ...

Dominica Eco adventure at Manicou River Eco Resort

A travel blog entry by eco-traveler

... You’ll need a car to get there and you’ll want to do some of your own cooking probably. But really, there is no better way to see Dominica than by renting a car and driving yourself.


There were lizards which didn't seem very interested in staying -- they'd just have a look at us and scurry on through. The bedding and kitchen area were all clean as could be, and the owners provided us with coffee, spices, and ...

Pristine and Unspoiled Dominica

A travel blog entry by bumihills

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Roseau, the capital of the small island nation of Dominica, was the most tropical and green that we encountered in the Caribbean. Viewing the island from the ship it appeared like a lush rainforest surrounding tiny clusters of towns.

Once again we walked the city. It was crowded and ...

Dominica, the land of the jungle!

A travel blog entry by meredithvoss

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... singing for us. On the way up to our hike we stopped on the side of the road to get an ice cold brewski, known as a Kubuli, their local beer. The hike was pretty intense and took about 45 minutes each way. We seriously were in the jungle. While I was climbing and chatting to some new friends I could not believe where I was. About 35 minutes into our hike I could hear an intense splashing sound and I knew ...

Departing Dominica, Heading to Brazil

A travel blog entry by brepetro

... We set sail for Dominica last Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. sharp. It was hard to adjust to the boat rocking back in forth in the beginning, but I think I finally have gotten my sea legs after sailing for over a week. We sailed south through the Caribbean Sea for 4 days until we arrived in Roseau, Dominica on Sunday morning.

Dominica is a small island situated just a couple hundred miles north of Brazil. Stepping off the boat for the first time was incredible. ...