Dubbed 'The Nature Island of the Caribbean' and the 'Whale-watching capital of the Caribbean', Dominica is a prime outdoor destination. While other Caribbean islands have welcomed the big resort chains and cruise ships, Dominica has adopted a totally different strategy. The island-nation does its best to preserve its nature and beaches unspoiled by massive tourism and to promote sustainable traveling. This is not to say that tourists are not welcomed in Dominica: quite the contrary. There ar... [ read more ]
Among all Caribbean islands, Dominica seems to be the one with the highest level of commitment when it comes to preserving the natural beauty of the region. You will see no big all-inclusive resorts and no chain restaurants in Dominica. So while Dominica offers the same quality beaches as the rest of the Caribbean, it also offers you the chance to explore unspoilt nature and engage in outdoor activities that are not available in other parts of the Caribbean. This is one good reason why this ... [ read more ]
A Caribbean island with a strong personality, Dominica is often presented by advertisers as a hiker’s and walker’s paradise. And they aren’t far from the truth: unlike most Caribbean islands, Dominica has remained reluctant to foreign investors and offers coming from the big hotel chains, preferring to encourage local entrepreneurs and sustainable tourism. In an island with fabulous nature, abundant wildlife and unspoiled beaches, nature related activities will make your Caribbean vaca... [ read more ]
The Commonwealth of Dominica, Nature Island or simply Dominica refers to an island in the Caribbean Sea, neighboring the equally sunny and exotic Guadeloupe and Martinique. The reasons why Dominica came to be known as the ‘nature island of the Caribbean’ are not difficult to guess. Dominica has been blessed with truly remarkable natural beauties: mountains, tropical forests, rivers, waterfalls, a warm climate and even hot springs. But while its lovely nature allows us to consider Dominic... [ read more ]
