Dominica

The Red Rocks, located in the northeast of Dominica, are a fascinating landscape of scarlet rocks, sculpted by wind and ocean. Surrounded by a wild Atlantic coastline and a labyrinth of fissures, they resemble the surface of Mars. Sunset is the best time to see them, when the golden light enhances their natural beauty and atmosphere of tranquillity.

Titou Gorge in Dominica is a unique canyon with cold water and narrow passages surrounded by towering rock walls. After an adventurous swim, you’ll reach a refreshing waterfall. The current can be strong, but the reward of a natural shower makes the effort worthwhile.

Mero Beach in Dominica is a haven of tranquility, where black volcanic sand meets effortless beauty. The beach offers relaxing swimming, an authentic atmosphere, and delicious food, making it a perfect escape. As the sun sets over the black-and-gray sand, it creates a magical moment — a breathtaking way to end the day at this unique destination.

The Emerald Pool is a stunning natural pool surrounded by dense rainforest and a 12-metre-high waterfall. A short, 10-minute walkway winds through tropical flora, wooden bridges and stone steps. The water is refreshing, but not icy.

Middleham Falls is a breathtaking waterfall hidden deep within Dominica’s rainforest. To reach it, you must embark on a challenging hike through dense foliage, slippery rocks, and stream crossings. As you navigate the rugged terrain, anticipation builds—until, finally, you arrive at the towering 61-meter cascade. The waterfall plunges dramatically into a tranquil pool, surrounded by lush vegetation. Though the journey requires effort, the reward is an awe-inspiring view that makes every step worthwhile.

Trafalgar Falls — Dominica’s Mama and Papa waterfalls are hidden deep within the island’s lush rainforest. One is gentle, the other wild, yet together they create a stunningly harmonious scene. The journey to reach them is simple, and after a short walk, you’ll find a viewing platform and the chance to cool off in the natural pools.

Chaudierre Pool in Dominica is a breathtaking natural pool hidden deep within the jungle. The journey to reach it is challenging, cutting through tropical landscapes and crossing a river, but the reward is pure tranquillity and crystal-clear water.

Batibou Beach is a wild and unspoiled stretch of coastline, featuring a long expanse of golden sand and swaying palm trees that lean over the ocean. Though getting there requires extra effort, the reward is peace, stunning tropical scenery, and an escape from tourist crowds. This private beach maintains its serenity with a small entrance fee.

Boiling Lake on Dominica is a mesmerising natural wonder, where the water remains perpetually boiling.
Nestled deep in untamed wilderness, reaching it requires a challenging 7–8 hour trek across steep hills and the eerie Valley of Desolation. But the effort is rewarded — at the summit, you’re met with raw beauty, a steaming, bubbling lake, and an atmosphere unlike anywhere else on Earth.