Jewels of Dominica

Journey to a natural wonder and a filming location featured in Pirates of the Caribbean 2. From the parking lot, a 5-10 minute walk leads us to Titou Gorge. To experience the gorge fully, you'll take a brief swim (approximately 2 minutes) through a cave-like area (without swimming underwater). The swim covers approximately 100 feet, with the water reaching a depth of about 10 feet at its deepest point. However, once you reach the middle of the cave-like area, the water level is only about waist-high. There is a small waterfall that visitors can swim to, provided that the water flow is not too strong. During the excursion, you'll also have the option to climb a 5-foot waterfall to reach another waterfall. We provide swim belts to all of our guests for added safety during the swim.

Next we proceed to the Trafalgar Falls, where you'll be treated to the sight of the twin falls: the Father Falls, standing at 125 feet, and the Mother Falls, at 75 feet in height. Walking up to the Falls vantage point is a short ten-minute stroll through the rain forest canopy.

You'll then visit the beautiful Botanical Gardens. Established in 1889 to assist farmers in growing seedlings, the Botanical Gardens showcase a diverse range of native flowers, plants, and trees. A cricket match or another cultural event might be in progress if you're lucky. The last stop is a panoramic view of the city will be done at Morne Bruce.

This sun-drenched Roseau trip comes with transportation, beer, and water. These sites are a must-see while in Dominica. Reserve your spot today for an incredible experience.

North Island Tour

Explore the authentic North of Martinique on a captivating adventure that blends lush tropical landscapes with rich historical landmarks. From the rain-forest waterfalls to Volcanic ruins and scenic coastal views, this tour offers a rich immersion into the island's natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Your adventure begins at the cruise port or in downtown Fort-de-France, where you'll meet your knowledgeable guide. Board our comfortable, air-conditioned transport, designed for a small group of up to 18 travelers, ensuring a relaxed and personalized experience as you head north.

Your first stop is the iconic Church of Balata, an impressive replica of Paris' Sacre-Coeur nestled above the city and surrounded by vibrant tropical gardens. Take in the peacful atmosphere and panoramic views before continuing deeper into the heart of the island.

Follow the legendary Route de la Trace, a scenic road winding through dense rainforest and misty mountain landscapes. Along the way, pause near the Alma River, where lush vegetation and fresh air invite a refreshing moment close to nature. The journey continues to the beautiful Saut du Gendarme waterfall. A short walk leads you to this serene natural site, where water cascades into a tranquil pool, perfect for a refreshing break in a tropical setting.

Next step back in time in Saint Pierre, once known as the "Paris of the Caribbean." Destroyed by the eruption of Mount Pelee in 1902, the town's evocation ruins tell the story of its vibrant past, with the volcano rising impressively in the background.

Conclude your expedition at Carbet Beach, where black volcanic sands meets the Caribbean Sea. Take time to relax under the shade of almond trees while your guide offers refreshing drinks, cool water, local fruit juice, and for those who wish, a small splash of local rum to enjoy the moment a la Martiniquaise. Sit back, unwind, and soak in the laid-back island vibe.

Return to Fort-de-France along the scenic coast, savoring panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea. Your day concludes with optional exploration of downtown Fort-de-France, where you can dine at local restaurants, delve into the history of Fort Saint Louis, or visit Schoelcher's library.

Join us for an enriching experience that blends adventure, history, and relaxation, showcasing the true essence of northern Martinique.

Please Note: The itinerary may be slightly altered depending on the weather or the traffic. This tour is not wheelchair accessible.