Book accommodations at Sutton Place Hotel by calling (767) 449-8700 or by visiting its Web site (see Resources).
Call the National Development Corporation of Dominica at (888) 645-5637 to book lodgings or visit their Web site to book online (see Resources).
Experience the heart of the city. The bustling capital of Roseau provides an array of accommodations, the higher-end luxury hotel rooms and suites running from $85 to $250 per night.
Stay on the beach in a villa. While 5-star hotels are not a commonality in Dominica, luxury is still available on a smaller scale at accommodations on the coastlines and black sand beaches of Dominica.
Escape into the mountains and rainforests. Dominica offers mid-range resorts and cottages in its more remote and adventurous regions, including tree house lodging.
Expect relatively warm weather and rainfall. Temperatures run 85 to 90 degrees F on the coast, 65 to 75 degrees F in the mountains, with the most appealing weather from October to May, Dominica's tourist season.
Bring adapters for your electrical items. Electricity is 220/240 volts, 50 hertz/cycles.
Make connections to Dominica through Puerto Rico, Antigua, Barbados, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Lucia or St. Martin. There are no direct, non-stop flights from the U.S. or Europe.
Rent a car after obtaining a driving permit. Permits are available to licensed drivers 25 to 65 years of age with 2 years of driving experience.
Hike Morne Trois Pitons National Park to see the island's highest waterfall at 150 feet.
Scuba dive Dominica's reefs to see beautiful hard and soft corals, colorful fish and seahorses. There are dive sites suitable for all skill levels, beginner through advanced.
Enjoy the World Creole Music Festival in late October. The 3 day festival features bands from around the world.
