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.
"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. "
"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."
Jungle Bay Guided Tours - Guests of Jungle Bay can sign-up for one of a few different tours, hikes and activities each day, led by a local guide who works for the resort. Activ...
"This is a fairly easy hike accessible through the small community of Boetica on the south east of the island. It is easy walking for about 45 minutes with a lot of opportunities to stop and indulge in the breath taking view of the sea.
Be prepared to get your feet wet! you do have to cross 1 or 2 streams on the way (A great way to refill your water bottles by the way!)
3 pools formed in volcanic rock gives you the perfect chance to 'soak up' some sea salt water which is awesome for curing cuts and bruises!! enjoy"
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