Travel and Tourism Blog

Dominica is about discovery. Much of its 360 rivers, rainforest and mountains remain virgin territory. Sightseeing, trekking, hiking, and diving are among the best in the Caribbean. But Dominica’s true nature is one of harmony; a land of  solace amongst towering mountains and cascading rivers. Being on the island is like being transported back in time, miles away from the fast-paced modern world; time moves at a leisurely pace in Dominica and that is the way Dominicans like it.

Dominicans are benevolent and kind, and take pride in being hospitable. They defer to the environment, appreciating the bounty that the land provides, and are quick to point out that Dominica is a self-sustaining land; one can grow their own vegetables, keep their own chickens and fish off the banks. Vegetables and fruits are in abundance. Two generously sized avocado set one back less than one US dollar.

Dominicans are innovative and considerate; not driven by profit, they take delight in experimenting and are motivated by pride and joy. This tiny population of 70,000 that inhabits 290 square miles, produces its own beer and coffee.  It remains famous, worldwide, for Dominican straw mats and exporting grapefruit and bananas. In the valleys sugar-cane is grown, crushed and processed into a high quality Dominica rum.  Read more about travel in Dominica.