SOUFRIERE-SCOTTS HEAD MARINE RESERVE 

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica

• Côtes, Étendues d'eau, Récif corallien, Réserves

Located in the southwest of Dominica, the Soufrière-Scotts Head Marine Reserve is a bay originating from a vast extinct and submerged volcanic crater. The reserve covers about 6 to 7 square kilometers, bordering a coastline of mountains and hills. With a volcanic landscape, it is not surprising that the seascape is equally spectacular.

Scotts Heads

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Saint-Mark )

• Baies, Collines

Located in south-west Dominica, the Soufrière-Scotts Head Marine Reserve is a bay originating from a vast submerged extinct volcanic crater. The reserve covers an area of around 6 to 7 square kilometres, bordering a coastline of mountains and hills.

Titou Gorge

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Roseau (Laudat))

• Gorge, Rivières

Titou Gorge, which translates as ‘little hole’ in French, is a gorge known for its pool coloured by the light streaming down from the top of the mountain.

Trafalgar Fall

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Roseau (Laudat))

• Cascades, Chutes, Parcs nationaux, Plan d'eau, Rivières, Sources

Falls is located in the heart of the Trois Pitons National Park. 

This p Trafalgar air of waterfalls are easily accessible, they are located 20 minutes from Roseau (the capital) and it is possible to access after 15 minutes on foot.

MORNE TROIS PITONS NATIONAL PARK

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Roseau)

• Cascades, Chutes, Collines, Fumerolle, Gorge, Lacs, Monts, Parcs nationaux, Pointes, Rivières, Sources, Volcans

Morne Trois Pitons National Park covers 6,857 hectares. It was created in 1975 and is located in the center-south of the island. Its altitude varies from 152 m to more than 1300 m, with the highest areas located in the center of the Park. Le Morne Trois Pitons, the highest point, is one of the 5 volcanoes in the Park. It rises to 1342 m above sea level. 

Morne Diablotin

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Saint-Andrew)

• Cascades, Chutes, Monts, Parcs nationaux, Rivières, Sources, Volcans

Calibishie is home to the white sand beaches of Batibou, Hampstead, Hodges, Point Baptiste, Turtle and Woodford Hill. But other options are available inland with walks to discover freshwater rivers, waterfalls and the dense tropical forest, the various birds and its exuberant vegetation. Ecotourism attractions in Calibishie include visiting Red Rocks, biking, diving and river bathing, among others. 

Calibishie

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Saint-Andrew (Calibishie))

• Baies, Monts, Parcs nationaux, Récif corallien

In Dominica, in addition to its mountains and hills, there are other formations related to the young volcanic activity of the island abound. 

Cabrits National Park

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Portsmouth)

• Baies, Collines, Côtes, Mangrove, Parcs nationaux

Cabrits National Park is located in the northwest of Dominica. The name Cabrits originates from a time when sailors let goats (cabrits) free to have meat to eat when they returned to the island.

Waitikubuli National Trail

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Dominique)

• Chutes, Étangs, Fumerolle, Lacs, Monts, Parcs nationaux, Réserves, Rivières, Sources, Volcans

The Waitikubuli National Trail is the longest in the Caribbean. It crosses Dominica from south to north and is divided into 14 segments. It begins at Scotts Head in the south and ends 186 km further north at Capucin. 

Boiling Lake

• Natural heritage > Natural sites

• Dominica (Saint-George)

• Fumerolle, Volcans

The Boiling Lake is a flooded fumarole located in an area near the Valley of Desolation in southern Dominica. With a diameter of about 60 meters and a depth of around 15 meters, it is the second largest lake of its kind in the world (the largest being the “Frying Pan” lake in New Zealand).