Your Travel Experience with Caribbean Travel and Tours
Island Tour
Enjoy a scenic ride on the way to your activity
Island Tour
- Day starts with visit at Emerald Pool, a breathtaking waterfall cascading into a pool that reflects the greenery of vegetation. It is situated in the rainforest of Morne Trois Pitons. Take a dip.
- Drive along the north eastern coast towards the Carib Territory, home of the last members of the indigenous Kalanagos.
- Lunch break in nearby restauranat overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
- Option 1 - Kalinago Barana Aute Village
- Option 2 - Touna Aute VIllage
- Continue your rive towards Portsmouth , Dominica's 2nd town.
- Visit Fort Shirley in Cabrits National Park, see the picturesque ruins of a large 28th century British garrison. Learn the history of the conflict and the abandoned military post.
- Then you take a tour in a canoe up the Indian River, relax amid the luxuriant foliage and huge trees, and ferns, lianas and reeds. Hear stories from the guide about the history of the river, the filming of movies, the names of the trees and plants. Maybe try a sample of the local cocktail at the river's end.
- Back to the hotel.
Tuesday 17th February 2026: Full-Day Island Tour ❖ Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. ❖You will be picked up from the hotel by your guide and transportation. Wear comfortable walking shoes Bring swimsuit, towel, insect repellant etc ❖ Schedule of highlights subject to change
Portsmouth, Dominica
Portsmouth is the second-largest town in Dominica, located on the northwest coast along Prince Rupert Bay. It’s a vibrant coastal hub known for its historic charm, access to nature, and nearby attractions like Cabrits National Park and the Indian River. It briefly served as the island’s capital in the 18th century.
Cold Soufrière, Dominica
The Cold Soufrière is a rare geothermal site near the village of Penville. Unlike most volcanic vents, it emits cold, bubbling, sulfuric gases due to chemical reactions beneath the surface. It's a unique, otherworldly spot surrounded by lush forest—a short but interesting detour for nature lovers.
Red Rocks, Calibishie
Located near the village of Calibishie on the northeast coast, Red Rocks is a striking natural formation of red volcanic clay cliffs that overlook the Atlantic Ocean. The vibrant, rust-colored landscape offers dramatic contrast to the surrounding greenery and is a popular spot for photography and short hikes.
Fort Shirley, Dominica
Fort Shirley is an 18th-century British garrison located in Cabrits National Park, just outside Portsmouth. Restored in recent decades, it offers sweeping views of the bay and historical insight into Dominica’s colonial past. It’s also a venue for events and cultural festivals.
Indian River, Dominica
The Indian River is a peaceful, mangrove-lined waterway near Portsmouth, best explored by guided rowboat. It’s rich in biodiversity and famously featured in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. The tour includes lush scenery, wildlife, and stops at rustic river bars and gardens.
Enjoy an air-conditioned ride back to your hotel