Though not as well known as it ought to be, Dominica is a tropical paradise. There is no better place to relax, or enjoy nature's beauties and peculiarities.
For the first part of our visit to the island, we stayed at Springfield Plantation, overlooking the capital, Roseau.
Soufriere is a fishing village at the bottom of the island, near Scott's Head.
When we stopped at the Carib village, where the indigenous people still live, we saw this vivid mass of bougainvillea and poinsettia growing together.
Our cottage on Picard Beach, Rupert Bay, the west side of the island.
One of many glorious sunsets, taken from Picard Beach.
The agouti is a mammal native to Dominica. He looked rather cross, perhaps because he lived in a big wooden box instead of the rain forest..
Barrack ruins at Ft. Shirley, a British garrison during the Napoleonic Wars.
At Wotton Waven we found volcanic activity: bubbling mudpots and steaming pools of water like this.
Government House in Roseau, the capital city.
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