Champagne Reef

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Caribbean - Dominica

Champagne Reef

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15.245019, -61.37294

Overview of Champagne Reef
At Champagne Beach, swim through unique underwater volcanic bubbles while you explore the diverse sea-life at Dominica’s premier marine reserve. An easy dive for any level, as the water is calm with light currents. You can find frogfish, flying gurnards, and seahorses quite easily. Squid and turtles can often be seen. This dive is especially spectacular at night when huge crabs and lobsters come out to play. It is easy to access from shore, making it a popular place for snorkeling.
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Vera H.
12/26/2013 "This was a great place to snorkel. The bubbles were fun to watch, it did feel like you were in a glass of bubbly champagne. The reef was nice & had lots of fish. Our guide said you can see lots of seahorses here. The beach was clean & safe. There were amenities/facilities close by. There were restrooms, showers, snacks for sale & picnic benches under a shelter. We even saw a pair of iguanas in the trees when we were there. "

Brion H.
12/9/2013 "Lots of fish, more than most places we've snorkeled. The bubbles from the underground heat are cool to see as well. The water on the Caribbean side is very calm and warm, which makes it ideal for snorkeling."

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"This is rated as a difficult/strenuous hike. It's about 7 hours round trip. There are a lot of steep steps going up & down. I consider myself to be mildly in shape. My quads were definitely burning going up the steps & my knees grumbled going down the steps. I was able to make the entire hike but I did have to stop a couple times to rest & catch my breath. It also rained during our hike which made the steps muddy & slippery. I slipped on the hike back & tweaked my wrists, so be careful! There was one person in our group that had to stop before they got to the Boiling Lake, their legs started cramping up. But we saw a bunch of younger kids just running up the steep steps and they didn't even look tired. Definitely take a guide with you on this one. Our guide showed us where to get the sulphur mud to put on our faces & arms like a mud-mask. He even boiled us some eggs in the hot pools! Also, take a couple changes of clothes (rain jacket, long sleeve shirt, bathing suit & a towel). It was VERY windy in some spots & after it rained on us, it didn't feel good to be cold & wet. But we did get to soak in the warm pools on the way down, it warmed us up & got us relaxed. Made it hard to continue on the hike, haha. I only recommend going if you are in decent shape & not afraid of heights. "