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Dominica is perhaps the lushest, greenest, and most unspoiled of the major Caribbean islands. Go here to commune with nature, whether hiking the rainforest trails or exploring the undersea wonders off Dominica's spectacular coastline. Some of the highlights include the arduous hike to the Boiling Lake, the twin Trafalgar Falls, and the diving around Champagne, where undersea volcanic gas vents and hot springs make the water shimmer with heat and sparkle with thousands of bubbles.
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Mike Lyvers.
By Nick Boulos for The Independent. First published 30th November 2008. ...Dominica, sitting between Guadeloupe and Martinique, is unlike most Caribbean islands. Sure, you can snorkel and sunbathe, sip cocktails and kick back, but visitors really come … Read more...
Written by press. See the full article in The Independent, 30th November 2008.
By Elizabeth Day for The Observer. First published 11th January 2009. The black-blue sky is studded with flickering pinpricks of light. High above, I can make out a fragile sliver of moon and the starry cloudiness of the Milky Way. Tall trees stretch u… Read more...
Written by press. See the full article in The Observer, 11th January 2009.
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