Get Set,Wet!
Get Set,Wet!
Get wet! Explore Champagne’s vibrant coral reef, renowned for sulphur vents which spurt bubbling hot water from the ocean floor. Swim up emerald waters at Titou Gorge. Explore a secret waterfall and hike through river stones to Trafalgar’s Mother & Father Falls.
Physical Requirements
Get Set Wet!
- Fitness Level 75%
- Endurance 65%
Itinerary
Pickup
Pick up from Roseau at 8:30 am. (Or from your hotel on request)
Snorkel
Enjoy a quick coastal drive down south to Champagne Reef. Snorkel the vibrant reef, marked by underwater heat vents, coral and an abundance of marine life.
Swim
Cruise up the mountains to Laudat on a twenty-five minute drive. Take a refreshing swim up Titou Gorge’s emerald canyon, to a secret waterfall.
Explore a Waterfall
Take a short fifteen minute drive back down to Trafalgar. Enjoy a short forest walk to Trafalgar Falls; twin waterfalls. Boulder up the river to the majestic falls, or look out from open platform. Lounge in the hot springs and cold pools at the base.
Drop Off
Drop off at Roseau. (Or at your hotel on request)
Background Info
Titou Gorge
A swim up Titou reveals a clam, emerald oasis, serenaded by chirping birds and rustling trees. A small waterfall greets daring swimmers and the deep pool is perfect for a cliff jump in.
Titou Gorge is an amazing site for visitors to the island and is a must do on the way back from an intense Boiling Lake Hike.
Trafalgar Falls
Dominica is known for its numerous cascading waterfalls, all unique and magnificent i their own right but Trafalgar Falls is indeed remarkable. The only twin waterfall on the island, these majestic beauties cascade side by side into pristine pools beneath.
Affectionately named the Mother and Father Falls, Trafalgar’s twin falls complement each other beautifully and give birth to numerous water basins and streams at their base.
Trafalgar is also known for the unique sulphur springs which trickle and pool warm water alongside cold, making the perfect, natural therapeutic bath.
Trafalgar Falls is another must see for visitors to the island, and it is worth experiences the magical warm and cold water that define the uniqueness of this natural wonder.
Champagne Reef
Champagne Reef, located on the sunny south-western coast of the island, is a vibrant ocean habitat with a unique twist. The reef gets its name from the champagne-like bubbles which spurt form the ocean floor. Volcanic activity in Dominica’s south is the pre-cursoe for this sea-bed activity.
Champagne offers a visual combustion of marine life, and volcanic ocean activity to divers and snorkelers alike. A short drive along the coast and, romantic walk along stony beachside will get you there. Champagne is a must for anyone who loves the other-worldly terrain that is the ocean.
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Scott’s Head
Visit a vibrant coastal village, known for its excellent dive sites, protected marine reserves, and unique peninsula. Enjoy 360 degree views of both Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean as they collide at Scott’s Head. Swim, snorkel or dive beautiful reefs beneath turquoise waves and soak in shoreline mineral springs. Come with us on a lime on Dominica’s south coast.