
What to see and do in Roseau, Dominica
Dominica is a small island nation located in the Caribbean region.
It is a part of the Lesser Antilles and is located between the French islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique. The country has a population of around 72,000 people and its capital city is Roseau. Dominica is known for its lush, tropical rainforests and mountainous terrain, which includes the Boiling Lake, a popular tourist attraction. The island is also home to several rivers and hot springs, as well as several unique species of flora and fauna, including the rare Sisserou parrot, which is the national bird of Dominica.
We visited the island on 12/01/2016 and did a tour of the island with My Sister Tours.
The official language of Dominica is English, but a Creole dialect known as Kwéyòl is widely spoken. The country has a rich cultural heritage, with a mix of African, Carib, and European influences.
Economically, Dominica is largely dependent on tourism and agriculture, with the latter being dominated by the production of bananas, coconut, and other tropical crops. The country has also established itself as a hub for eco-tourism, with many visitors coming to experience its pristine natural beauty and outdoor activities such as hiking, diving, and bird watching.
In recent years, Dominica has faced several natural disasters, including Hurricane Maria in 2017, which caused significant damage to the country's infrastructure and economy. Despite these challenges, Dominica remains a beautiful and resilient island nation with a rich culture and a commitment to sustainability.
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The port at Roseau, Dominica

The pier at the Roseau, Dominica port

Market near the port at Roseau

Roadside restaurant

Morne Bruce fort

Wall of the Morne Bruce fort

View of the port from Morne Bruce fort

School bus crushed by a hurricane

Trafalgar Falls

Dominica is very tropical with waterfalls and numerous hot springs.

Champagne Reef is an underwater hot spring that releases bubbles in the hot water from the spring giving the effect of diving in Champagne

The beach at Champagne Reef is very rocky and the movement of the rocks by ocean waves create musical sounds.

The coastline near Soufriere

The view of the coastline from Scott's Head Beach

Scott's Head Beach

Fisherman in Soufriere

Bubble Beach hot spring

St Mark Catholic Church in Soufriere

Inside St Mark Catholic Church in Soufriere
