Dominica has been nicknamed the "Nature Isle of the Caribbean” and is also known as the hidden jewel of the Caribbean!!!

Dominica’s underwater terrain is as diverse as the island’s terrestrial areas with a wide variety of marine life and dramatic

underwater features including sunken volcanoes and deep drop-offs (500 meters).

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Jungle Bay is located 5 minutes from the dive shop “Nature Island Dive” in Soufriere; right offshore lays the Soufriere Scotts

Head Marine Reserve, where you can explore nearly 20 dive sites and some of them arguably are among the top sites in the entire Caribbean!  All of the dive sites are less than 15 minutes boat ride from the dive shop. This allows the boat to return to the dive shop during the surface interval, where you can relax, grab snacks, and refill water in-between dives.

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The island boasts a variety of natural attractions including 365 rivers and streams, hidden waterfalls, freshwater lakes, hot

sulfur springs, a boiling lake (considered the world’s second-largest), lush mountainous tropical forest, and it is the home of

many rare plants, animals, and bird species.  

 

Dominica differentiates itself in many ways from other Caribbean islands; instead of mass tourism, noisy bars, and night

clubs, visitors will find tranquility, plenty of nature, and very friendly people. A dream for divers, snorkelers, eco-lover’s,

adventurers, hikers, and bird watchers.

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Jungle Bay is a unique oasis for those who seek nature, tranquility, relaxation, and well-being. A place to wind down, to

rejuvenate your mind and body in a natural environment.  Jungle Bay is located on the southwest coast, only 20 minutes from the capital of Roseau, 392 feet above the Caribbean Sea, the charming fishing village Soufriere and the marine sanctuary of Soufriere & Scotts Head (see the photo above).

 

The 19-acre property is one of the first-of-its-kind “edible resorts” with over 100 varieties of tropical fruits growing right outside your door! The accommodations are in 60 island-inspired villas (suites & rooms), nestled within tropical trees, banana plants, and flowers. The resort combines barefoot luxury with ecologically & social responsibility and offers an outstanding

hospitality service. Besides the diving, the resort offers guided hikes, excursions & activities, spa treatments & massages, yoga, and delicious and fresh island meals.

 

Dominica is also known as the Whale Watching capital of the Caribbean; more than a half-dozen types of whales and a

a dozen types of dolphins have been identified in Dominica’s waters.