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The Swiss-German managed Tamarind Tree Hotel in Salisbury provides a perfect gateway to Dominica's natural beauty. Hike through Morne Trois Piton National Park to Middleham Falls, learn about indigenous culture at the Kalinago open-air museum, and dive into Scott's Head's volcanic crater. This package runs approx. $310 per day with meals, expert guidance, and trips to Trafalgar Falls and Indian River.
Duration 7 days Destinations Salisbury, Morne Trois Pitons National Park, Roseau Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$4,057
Duration 8 days Destinations Salisbury, Dominica, Morne Trois Pitons National Park Age Range Ages 16+ Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$3,419
The Tamarind Tree Hotel in Salisbury serves as your base for Caribbean adventures. Watch whales breach off the coast, trek to the magnificent 80-meter Middleham Falls, and tour historic Fort Shirley in Cabrits National Park. This week-long stay features accommodations, all meals, and guided excursions through the diverse terrain of Morne Trois Piton National Park.
Duration 8 days Destinations Salisbury, Dominica Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in Only: German Operator MEIERS WELTREISEN From
- NZ$2,957
Natural wonders await at approx. $150 per day, with stays split between Hibiscus Valley Inn in Marigot and Jungle Bay Resort in Soufriere. Marvel at the Red Rocks formation, plunge into Emerald Pool's waterfall, and drift above Calibishie's coral reefs. The adventure continues in Portsmouth's Cabrits National Park and the effervescent waters of Champagne Bay.
Duration 8 days Destinations Marigot, Roseau, Calibishie, Laudat, Trafalgar Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in Only: German Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$2,247
What our customers ask about Dominica Tours & Trips
What are the must-visit natural attractions in Dominica?
The UNESCO World Heritage Site Morne Trois Piton National Park stands as Dominica's primary natural draw. The park features the dramatic Trafalgar Falls where two cascades tumble side by side and the serene Emerald Pool tucked away in the rainforest. The Boiling Lake ranks as the world's second-largest hot spring and sits within the stark Valley of Desolation. Near Pointe Guignard volcanic vents create a natural underwater spa at Champagne Pool where warm bubbles rise from the seafloor. The Middleham Falls trail leads through dense forest to an 80-meter waterfall. As one TourRadar traveler noted "the hike through pristine rainforest to reach the 80-meter waterfall was absolutely breathtaking."
What cultural experiences are available in Dominica?
The Kalinago people the Caribbean's last indigenous population offer visitors authentic cultural encounters across Dominica. The Kalinago Barana Aute near Castle Bruce serves as an educational center where guests can watch traditional Kassava bread making and learn local crafts. Fort Shirley provides a window into colonial times while the Pointe Baptiste Chocolate Factory shows modern sustainable farming at work. The village of Rosalie welcomes visitors to experience Kalinago customs and take in views from the distinctive "Horseback" ridge. The Tamarind Tree Hotel in Salisbury brings together local and international flavors serving both Creole specialties and global dishes that highlight Dominican culture.
What is the best time to visit Dominica?
December through April marks Dominica's dry season providing reliable weather for outdoor exploration. March and April bring excellent whale watching opportunities as both resident sperm whales and migrating humpbacks pass through local waters. The waters around Champagne Bay and Scotts Head become especially clear during these months making them ideal for snorkeling. Hikers heading to Boiling Lake or Middleham Falls will find the trails less muddy and more manageable. Tour companies like DERTOUR run most trips between January and August when conditions are best for exploring the island's natural wonders.