Symes Zee Villa Roseau

St. George Roseau, Dominica

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Whale-watching in Dominica

A travel blog entry by roadscholarorg

... raced away from the island towards the whales. Suddenly, the ship slowed to a stop, and we spotted a school of dolphins jumping from the water in front of us. As soon as we saw the first group of dolphins we began seeing more, until the ship was surrounding by groups of dolphins, jumping and swimming alongside the ship. The ship started moving again, and they played in the wake of the ship, following us as we moved. It was an exciting experience, ...

Dominica Eco adventure at Manicou River Eco Resort

A travel blog entry by eco-traveler

... to use for cooking which was really nice so we didn't have to waste time or money getting way more salt/sugar/oil than we could possibly use in a few days.

The owners and their groundskeeper have planted decorative plants all up the winding road to the resort, and they are finishing up a few more tree houses (in addition to the one tree house and the main lodge which they currently rent out) which will make this place even ...

Sleepy Sundays

A travel blog entry by mcewenm

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... were enchanting. When we reached the summit, we were given the chance to get off and hike through a small section of the rainforest to a suspension bridge - of course I leapt at the opportunity to cross the gorge this way! The hike was very nice but would be fairly difficult for someone without sturdy footwear or with mobility concerns. In the rain the suspension bridge was a little slippery but what a sight! I'm so ...

Dominica, the land of the jungle!

A travel blog entry by meredithvoss

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... it even easier to feel safe. Monday morning was a bit difficult to get up and out of bed, but once we all passed that point we headed to the black sand beach. It was not the best beach weather, but we still went swimming in the ocean and caught a few rays. I found a few pieces of sea glass and may try to make some necklaces out of them. We ate some local cuisine, right off the grill at the beach. I had some ...

Departing Dominica, Heading to Brazil

A travel blog entry by brepetro

... of having the U.S. dollar as their national currency, they use Caribbean currency, which is about 2.67 times less valuable than the U.S. dollar. This made many different items extremely cheap. After touring the city for a few hours, my friends and I went on an excursion into the rainforest where we went to a place called “Emerald Pool”, which you can see in my photos as well. It was incredible! We then went white water rafting down the longest river ...