The Dominica Museum

Mero Beach

• Nestled along Dominica's tranquil west coast, Mero Beach is a serene haven known for its unique black sand, a striking result of the island’s volcanic origins. The beach’s gentle waves and calm waters make it an ideal spot for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on the shoreline.

Trafalgar Falls

• Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Trafalgar Falls, our iconic natural wonder nestled deep within the verdant embrace of the rainforest. Named after the famous Battle of Trafalgar, these majestic twin waterfalls are a testament to the island's untamed beauty and raw power. As you approach the falls, you'll be greeted by the thundering sound of rushing water and a misty veil that shrouds the surrounding cliffs in an ethereal haze. The larger of the two falls, known as "Father," cascades dramatically from a height of over 125 feet, while the smaller "Mother" fall flows gracefully beside it, creating a breathtaking tableau of nature's grandeur. Take a moment to soak in the panoramic views from the observation deck, where you can marvel at the lush greenery of the surrounding rainforest and the sheer magnitude of the falls before you. Feel the cool mist on your skin and listen to the symphony of nature as you immerse yourself in this tranquil oasis. Admission is $5 USD person.

Ti Kwen Glo Cho

• Indulge in the soothing embrace of Dominica's rejuvenating hot springs, where warm mineral-rich waters bubble to the surface amidst the island's lush tropical landscape. Nestled within the serene embrace of nature, these natural thermal pools offer a tranquil sanctuary for relaxation and renewal. Admission is $10 USD per person

Dominica Botanical Gardens

• Step into a world of botanical wonder at the Dominica Botanical Gardens, where lush tropical flora and vibrant colors paint a picture of paradise. Nestled in the heart of Roseau, Dominica's capital city, these historic gardens date back to the 18th century, offering visitors a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling urban landscape. Meander along winding paths shaded by towering trees and discover a kaleidoscope of botanical treasures from around the world. Marvel at exotic orchids, delicate bromeliads, and towering palms as you explore the diverse collection of plant species thriving in this lush paradise. At the center of the gardens stands the iconic Sisserou Parrot Statue, a symbol of Dominica's rich biodiversity and proud heritage. Take a moment to admire this majestic sculpture and learn about the island's unique flora and fauna. As you wander through the gardens, keep an eye out for native birds and butterflies flitting among the foliage.

Morne Bruce

• Perched high above the capital city of Roseau, Morne Bruce is a historic and scenic vantage point offering breathtaking panoramic views of Dominica's rugged coastline, lush green valleys, and the vibrant city below. This iconic site is named after James Bruce, a British engineer who designed the fortifications in the area during the colonial era. Visitors to Morne Bruce can explore remnants of its historical past, including cannons and stone structures, while soaking in the tranquil ambiance of this picturesque location. A short, rewarding hike or a leisurely drive leads you to this spot, which is also part of the island's Botanical Gardens Trail.