Windward Isles Collection

Dominica, Calibishie. Poz Restaurant and Bar

Dominica, Delices. A man stands at the base of Victoria Falls, one of the tallest and most spectacular waterfalls on Dominica. (MR)

Dominica, Soufriere. The Roman Catholic Church of St Mark

Dominica, Penrice. The first of the twin Spanny Falls, known simply as Spanny Falls Number One

Dominica, Laudat. Middleham Falls is the tallest waterfall in Dominica

Dominica, Portsmouth. The view towards Portsmouth and Prince Rupert Bay from Morne Espagnol

Dominica, Castle Bruce. Emerald Pool, one of the most popular tourist attractions of Dominica

Dominica, Portsmouth. Purple Turtle Beach and Prince Rupert Bay

Dominica, Riviere Cyrique. The waterfall at Wavine Cyrique

Dominica, Pont Casse. Soluton Falls is a recently opened, privately owned waterfall

Dominica, Laudat. Respected Dominican Guide, Jenner Robinson, on the trail to Middleham Falls.(MR)

Dominica, Castle Bruce. A selection of local rums at Islet View Restaurant and Bar

Dominica, St John Parish, Portsmouth. Secret Beach at Secret Bay

Dominica, Roseau. Waterfall at Papillote Wilderness Retreat

Dominica, Delices. The wild Atlantic Coast at Jungle Bay Resort & Spa

Dominica, Delices. Victoria Falls

Dominica, Riviere Cyrique. The beach at Wavine Cyrique

Dominica, Roseau. The Fort Young Hotel

Dominica, Penrice. The second of the twin Spanny Falls, known as Spanny Falls Number Two

Dominica, Laudat. Mineral pool on the Boiling Lake hike. The unique colour is derived from the presence of Calcium, Carbon, Sulphur and Iron in the water

Dominica, Hampstead. A woman walks along No 1 Beach. (MR)

Dominica, Trafalgar. A young man stands in front of Mother Falls. (MR)

Dominica, Scotts Head. Fishing boats at sunset

Dominica, Trafalgar. Natural hot volcanic pools at Trafalgar Falls

Dominica, Pont Casse. A tourst admires Soulton Falls. (MR)

Dominica, Portsmouth, Fort Shirley. The view towards Portsmouth from Cabrits National Park

Dominica, Calibishie, Batibou Beach

Dominica, Calibishie. The view from the Penthouse at Calibishie Cove

Dominica, Roseau. Boats near Castle Comfort

Dominica, Calibishie. The Red Rocks at Pointe Baptiste

Dominica, St. Mark Parish, Scotts Head. An elevated view of the West Coast of Dominica showing the villages of Scotts Head and Soufriere

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Experience the breathtaking beauty of Dominica's Windward Isles, where nature and adventure await at every turn. In Calibishie, indulge your taste buds at Poz Restaurant and Bar while taking in the stunning coastal views. Delices will leave you in awe as you stand at the base of Victoria Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls on the island. Find solace and spirituality at Soufriere's Roman Catholic Church of St Mark, a place of tranquility amidst lush surroundings. Embark on an unforgettable journey to Penrice and witness the majestic Spanny Falls, the first of its twin cascades that captivate all who visit. Laudat boasts Middleham Falls, Dominica's tallest waterfall - prepare to be mesmerized by its sheer grandeur. From Morne in Portsmouth, marvel at the panoramic view overlooking Prince Rupert Bay - a sight that will take your breath away. Castle Bruce beckons with Emerald Pool, a popular tourist attraction known for its crystal-clear waters nestled within pristine rainforest. Purple Turtle Beach and Prince Rupert Bay in Portsmouth offer idyllic settings for relaxation or exploration along their picturesque shores. Immerse yourself in Riviere Cyrique's enchanting waterfall at Wavine Cyrique - let its cascading beauty wash over you. Pont Casse introduces Soluton Falls, a recently opened privately owned gem hidden within nature's embrace - discover this hidden paradise. Join respected Dominican Guide Jenner Robinson as he leads you through Laudat's trails towards Middleham Falls - an experience filled with knowledge and wonder. Indulge your senses further in Castle Bruce with Islet View Restaurant and Bar’s selection of local rums – savor each sip while soaking up captivating views. They can calling; come explore these extraordinary wonders that make Dominica truly unique.