Extremely safety conscious, informative and exciting is the best way to describe tours run by Extreme Dominica. From the basic safety lessons before leaving the base, to detailed...

The forty acres of garden include orchid trees, bottle palms, the Carib Wood tree and an unidentifiable no-name tree.

This museum highlights the island's cultural and natural history.

A wooded mountain with sweeping panoramic views at its higher elevations.

A 19th-century Anglican church in Roseau.

The Roseau Public Library grew from a drugstore rental shelf in 1936 to a collection of more than 7,500 books and its own museum.

This 18th-century cathedral is a major landmark in Roseau.

A historic cobbled square often crowded with vegetable vendors.

Once the official residence of the Queen’s representative, this building is now home to the Dominican president.

Company that operates scuba diving and whale watching boat tours.

Five acres of nurtured wilderness nestled in a canopy of tree fern and breadfruit trees provide a green frame for the many micro-habitats within this rainforest garden. Collections of aroids,begonias, bromeliads, gingers, heliconias and indigenous orchids form sumptuous compositions while trails criss cross cold and hot mineral streams which gurgle along the natural contours of the land leading from one themed glade to another