LOCATION
We're located in the heart of Picard, within walking distance of several beaches hiking trails, hot springs and various restaurants, bars, and shops, Making it easy for guests to experience the local culture and cuisine.
HOW TO GET HERE
The Nature Island isn’t your typical Caribbean island, thick with tourists and traffic. Your journey will often entail stopping at one other island before you take a ferry or regional airline to Dominica.
By Plane
Dominica is serviced by two airports: Douglas-Charles (DOM), formerly known as Melville Hall, and Canefield (DCF) Airports. Most visitors to Dominica will arrive through Douglas-Charles, the larger of the two airports. Douglas-Charles, located in the northeastern side of the island, approximately one hour from the city, features a longer runway and updated terminal. Canefield Airport is 15 minutes from the capital city of Roseau and has a shorter runway, measuring 3,100 feet.
By Ferry
You may get to Dominica by ferry service from the French islands of Guadeloupe, Martinique as well as St. Lucia via the L'Express des Îles ferry service. The ferry operates at various times of the year, but more frequently during the summer months. Val Ferry offers service from Guadeloupe via Marie Galante to the northern town of Portsmouth, docking at the historic Cabrits berth.
