Lush, untamed vegetation defines Dominica, and there's no better way to experience it than on the Waitukubuli National Trail. This trail, the first long-distance walking route in the Caribbean, stretches 184 km from the island's southern tip to its northern edge. Along the way, it traverses waterfalls, boiling lakes, canyons, and much more. Comprising 14 segments —with Segment 3 being the nearest to Roseau — the trail offers a deep dive into Dominica's rich culture and abundant natural beauty. With the island being home to over a thousand species, the sights are diverse and plentiful. For the best experience, consider joining a guided tour and choosing a trail pass that suits your itinerary.

Dedicated to the members of the Donner Camp who perished during the harsh winter of 1846-1847, Donner Memorial State Park honors their legacy while offering a range of activities for visitors year-round. In the winter, you can enjoy cross-country skiing and snowshoeing on the park's scenic trails, while the warmer months provide opportunities for fishing, hiking, and picnicking amidst the stunning natural beauty of the Sierra Nevada.

Bocas is one of the very few Caribbean surf spots with good sized waves. There may be better and bigger waves in the Pacific, but here, when you surf, you do it in turquoise waters, while you ride above colorful coral reefs or white sand. There are beach breaks, point breaks and reef breaks, lefts, and rights for all tastes and preferences. You can find breaks three minutes away from Isla Colon. The preferred surf spots are Wizard, Bluff, Punch, The Point at Carenero and Tiger Tail. It is important to visit these spots with somebody who knows the area, especially if you will be surfing over a reef break.