Situated between Martinique and Guadeloupe in the Lesser Antilles, Dominica - pronounced (doe-mi-NEE-kah) - is one of the world's smallest countries. The population is approximately 71,000; English is the official language, and Creole and French patois are widely spoken. Driving is on the left.
Known as the Nature Island of the Caribbean, Dominica is rich in natural beauty and is immensely appealing to adventure-seekers. You'll be fascinated by the secluded coastlines, rolling hills, majestic mountains, rivers rushing through dense rain forests, gushing waterfalls, and colorful flora.
The youngest island in the Caribbean, Dominica is a place where naturalists come to study and vacationers come to explore. Hikers head for the mountains, whale watchers and divers head for the water. At peak season, Dominica boasts an 80% sighting rate - 7 species of whales and 11 types of dolphins.
Perfect for well-traveled guests, Dominica will enthrall, educate, and relax you.




