Scotts Head is a fishing village overlooking Soufrière Bay, which is a popular snorkeling and diving site with tourists because of the headlands that project into the sea in three directions and are the migratory route of whales. Scotts Head has two beaches, along the coast are the traditional houses of the local people, which each year hold a village feast in honor of Saint Peter in June or July.

A few ideal tourist destinations that you should know when coming to Scotts Head are:

• Scott's Head Pinnacles is justifiably one of the island's most famous island
• Soufriere Scottshead Marine Reserve, one of the Caribbean's most pristine diving sites, established to preserve the bay and marine area, offers the chance to ocean kayak and view dolphins and whales.
• Freediving Dominica, a training center and international freediving competition in Soufriere, where brings together the world's top freedivers to see who can dive the nature deepest in the idyllic waters of the Caribbean's island, Dominica

Location: Scotts Head, Saint Mark Parish, Dominica

The Boiling Lake is the second most famous boiling lake in the world located in Morne Trois Pitons National Park, which is recognized as a World Heritage Site of Dominica. From the outside, the lake is grayish-green and covered with a cloud of vapor, the lake's surface is estimated to be about 60m to 75m. So, after Frying Pan Lake, Boiling Lake is the largest recognized hot water lake in the world and is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Dominica.

The reason it is named The Boiling Lake is that its boiling point ranges from 180o to 197o F, although the temperature at the lake surface has shown signs of decreasing, in the center of the lake, the temperature is still very vibrant. and cannot be specified. Ticket price to visit the boiling lake fluctuates around EC$14 per person, visitors should start their trip to The Boiling Lake early in the morning instead of at night to be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery and the most pleasant weather, this is also the Time can give visitors the best photos, so remember to invest in an extra camera to bring the perfect souvenir photos.

Location: Morne Trois Pitons National Park
Surface elevation: 800 m

Ticket price: around EC$14 (around $5) per person

Morne Trois Pitons National Park is named after the mountain "Morne Trois Pitons", which is a legal national park first established in 1975 in Dominica. In 1997, it was also officially designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is managed by the Division of Forestry, Wildlife and National Parks, under the auspices of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries.

Morne Trois Pitons National Park is a blend of majestic high mountainsides and deep valleys flanked by high-temperature boiling lakes and the park's biodiversity. This place is suitable for you to spend a whole day thinking about walking to explore the high mountain peak, the mountain has many directions and visitors usually take about 3 hours to reach the top of the mountain. However to make sure it is safe for your fun, visitors should go with a local guide when climbing.

Address: 48 Cork St, Roseau, Dominica

Ticket Price: US $5.00 - US $12.00

Papillote tropical garden was established a half-century ago on a mountain slope high above the Caribbean sea and is considered one of Dominica's leading tourist attractions for both island residents and visitors from around the world. Papillote Tropical Gardens is an extraordinary collection of botanical and other natural wonders that ranks among the very best in the Caribbean. A hiding place of vegetation such as ferns, breadfruit trees, artichokes, begonias, morning glory, jasmine, phalaenopsis orchids, and native orchids, creating a colorful tropical garden nature.

Inside the garden, there is a path through the warm volcanic hot springs that are always ready to create a space for visitors to immerse themselves in a natural steam bath that brings relaxation and calms the mind. In addition to this warmth, the garden also has cool natural spaces of cold water streams that flow to the Roseau River and a ski area decorated with different themes.

Address: 8MG6+XG3, Trafalgar, Dominica

Website: https://www.papillote.dm/gardens

Cabrits National Park is located in the peninsula at the north end of the Caribbean island of Dominica, north of Portsmouth. The park is named after the extinct volcano there. This National Park is a protected rainforest, coral reef and wetland home with more than 1,313 acres of hiking trails and is known as one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Tonga.

Cabrits National Park has been in operation since 1986 and can be found a short distance from Cabrits Resort & Spa Kempinski. The park is also a famous historical site from the time of Christopher Columbus, the ticket price around the park is 5 USD for a day and 12 USD for a week, the ticket price includes a visit to Trafalgar waterfall. . A small note is that the weather in this area is quite hot, visitors should prepare more water if planning to visit the park.

Location: HGPG+G8F, Portsmouth, Dominica

Established: 1986

Opening times: 8AM - 6PM

Mas Domnik is Dominica's Carnival, known as the 'Real Mas'. Dominicans are usually most festive on February 27th. Festivities take place all over the island, with each town adding its own twist to the celebration, which is a feast of calypso music, Carnival competitions and activities all leading up to two exciting days of street jump-up.

Dominica's Jazz 'n Creole Festival is a brand new festival, it was first held in 2010. A festive fusion of Jazz Music with Creole Music, Food, and Culture, Dominica's Jazz 'n Creole Festival always attracts tourists. casual and natural way.

Dominica celebrates the Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival (CEBF), which takes place in the Caribbean every year. The celebration starts on April 22 (Earth Day) until May 22 (World Biodiversity Day).

The World Creole Music Festival (WCMF for short) is an annual music festival hosted on the island of Dominica during the final weekend in October. It is launched to promote the Dominican tourism product and create a world class platform for indigenous Dominican music

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Champagne Beach is located on the island of Dominica in Caribbean Sea south of Roseau. Champagne Beach is stone beach known for coral reef snorkeling & swimming in underwater thermal springs. The combination of clear water inlets and rich marine life is an tourist destinations for visitors to come here for scuba diving.

Champagne Beach is not gorgeously beautiful because it contains many barren rocks, but instead the sea here is wonderful. Visitors can see the peace of the waves, the love of sea creatures and the clear color of the sea surface. People often come here and rent skis and snorkels available at shops or pretty bars nearby. Don't forget to enjoy some cold beer from the bar and enjoy the beautiful view of Champagne Beach at sunset.

Location: Point, Pointe Michel, Dominica

Website: https://champagnereef.com/