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The Caribbean's self-declared 'Nature Island,' a boiling lake found almost nowhere else on Earth, and one of the last places where the region's Indigenous Kalinago people maintain their own governed territory.
Explore Dominica on the map →The second-largest actively boiling lake on Earth, a flooded volcanic fumarole reached via a demanding full-day hike through dramatic rainforest terrain.
An accessible rainforest waterfall and swimming hole surrounded by lush moss-covered rock, one of Dominica's most popular short hikes.
One of the last places in the Caribbean where Indigenous Kalinago (Carib) people maintain self-governance over their traditional land, with craft demonstrations and cultural exhibits.
Underwater volcanic vents release warm bubbles through the reef, creating a genuinely unique snorkeling and diving sensation found in few other places.