Wanderlust Caribbean Adventure Travel Boutique Hotel - Located in Dominica, West Indies, Caribbean. Best island for adventures in the Caribbean.
Dominica, known at the Nature Island of the Caribbean is one of the best adventure island in the Caribbean for active vacations. Dominica is located in the West Indies in the Caribbean. The island is an off the beaten path destination, unique, undiscovered, remote, nature paradise, untouched by tourism, wild and exotic, pristine and undiscovered, and unspoiled paradise. Its the land of pirates, and Pirates of the Caribbean movies were filmed here. As one of the best adventure island in the Caribbean for adventure seekers, Dominica offers an array of unique nature features not found anywhere else in the Caribbean. Therefore, it is for people that love adventures, have wanderlust, are explorers, outdoors enthusiasts, looking for active vacations, like ecotourism in warn lush exotic tropical warm and sunny destinations, and love to explore the outdoors and nature. It's also for sports enthusiast seeking challenges and adventure as we offer moderate and intense tours options and multi sport packages It is truly a warm tropical paradise full of sun, beaches, rivers, mountains, waterfalls, and many unique experiences in nature. It's great for jungle explorations, rainforest explorations and for experiential travel and for learning to live like locals do.
Dominica, West Indies
Dominica, distinct from the Spanish-speaking Dominican Republic, is nestled between the French islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique. Renowned as the "Nature Island of the Caribbean," Dominica entices adventurers with its untouched landscapes and captivating natural beauty.
Originally known as Waitukubuli to the indigenous Kalinago people, the name translates to "tall is her body." The moment you set foot on this island, you'll understand why. Dominica, the youngest island in the Caribbean, offers unspoiled and pristine natural wonders for visitors to explore. Once a British territory, the island gained independence in 1978 and remains a member of the British Commonwealth and the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States.
Dominica enjoys a warm tropical climate, with average daily temperatures ranging between 75-85 degrees Fahrenheit. The island's lush greenery thrives on regular rainfall, often referred to as "liquid sunshine," which can occur at any time despite the official rainy season from July to October.
NATURAL WONDERS
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Embark on a thrilling hike to the awe-inspiring Valley of Desolation and witness the magnificence of the Boiling Lake, the second-largest of its kind in the world.
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Immerse yourself in the unique experience of swimming and snorkeling in the bubbling ocean volcanic vents.
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Embark on a remarkable journey along the Waitukubuli National Trail system, the longest continuous trail in the Caribbean, and uncover breathtaking vistas and hidden treasures.
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Discover secluded rainforest waterfalls as you trek through the lush wilderness and take exhilarating leaps into their pristine pools.
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Explore the vibrant underwater world by snorkeling or scuba diving in some of the most pristine Caribbean reefs.
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Embark on an exhilarating canyon adventure as you descend into deep river gorges.
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Indulge in the refreshing beauty of the fresh mountain lakes as you hike and swim in their crystal-clear waters.
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Visit the last remaining indigenous reservation in the Caribbean and immerse yourself in the rich heritage and culture of the local people.
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Engage in a variety of exciting activities, including whale watching, bird watching, horseback riding, fishing, and much more.
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Immerse yourself in the vibrant people and captivating culture of Dominica, creating lasting memories and a deeper connection to this remarkable island.
ABOVE GROUND
The landscape of Dominica is dominated by majestic volcanic peaks, while lush tropical rainforests blanket two-thirds of the island.
Indulge in the rejuvenating experience of soaking in natural hot springs, swimming in secluded pools nestled at the base of breathtaking waterfalls, and exploring the extensive network of 300 miles of trails that wind through pristine rainforest jungles.
Adventure enthusiasts flock to Dominica for its world-class hiking opportunities, including the renowned Waitukubuli National Trail (WNT), the longest trail in the Caribbean.
Notably, Dominica is home to the only UNESCO World Heritage site in the Eastern Caribbean. Morne Trois Pitons National Park offers a harmonious blend of luxurious natural tropical forests and captivating volcanic features of immense scenic and scientific significance. The park showcases a rare combination of natural wonders, including fifty fumaroles and hot springs, freshwater lakes, the remarkable boiling lake, and five volcanoes. This remarkable site also boasts the richest biodiversity in the Lesser Antilles, making it a haven for nature lovers and researchers alike.
UNDER THE SEA
The underwater landscape of Dominica mirrors the diversity found on land, featuring a remarkable array of marine life and captivating underwater formations such as sunken volcanoes and dramatic drop-offs.
Dominican waters are home to over half a dozen whale species and around a dozen dolphin species.
The deep and warm waters of the West coast attract a variety of whales, making Dominica the Caribbean's whale watching capital, where these magnificent creatures come to feed, mate, and give birth.
Divers from across the globe are drawn to Dominica's underwater wonders, including underwater springs, caves, and volcanoes. As they explore, they are treated to a vibrant marine ecosystem teeming with tropical fish, sponges, sea horses, and colorful corals.
FRESH WATER PLAYGROUND
Visitors are often amazed by the awe-inspiring rugged mountains and cascading waterfalls that grace Dominica's landscape. The island's unique geographical position allows clouds to traverse the Atlantic Ocean from Africa, bestowing their moisture upon the first mountain range they encounter. As a result, Dominica is blessed with an abundance of pristine freshwater that nourishes its numerous rivers.
With a remarkable 365 rivers, many of the jungle hikes lead to invigorating river swims, offering guests the chance to luxuriate at the base of magnificent waterfalls.
For those seeking higher altitudes, hiking to the alpine lakes in the island's interior rewards with panoramic vistas of Dominica and the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean.
