Dominica Botanic Gardens Tours and Tickets

Explore the Eastern Caribbean's tallest waterfall, Middleham Falls, during a 45-minute hike in Dominica. With a guide in the lead, navigating familiar territory will be a breeze and you'll also listen to in-depth commentary on the area's history, geology, and ecosystem. Take a refreshing swim below the falls, then head for Ti'tou Gorge to swim upstream through the canyon. These challenging activities are led by a guide, ensuring your safety and security; even beginners will feel at ease.

Discover the best of the city of Roseau on a one and a half hour sightseeing tour with an expert guide. Traveling by comfortable coach or minivan, take in the city's top landmarks as you absorb the rustic Caribbean island atmosphere. Snap photos of the old slave market and the Victorian and Caribbean architectural era of buildings, venture into the local food and fruit market, view the entire city from above and on top the historic Morne Bruce and the highlight of any visit to Roseau: take a stroll through the Botanical Gardens to see the Caribbean and West African flora and the national bird of Dominica. Roseau sightseeing at its easiest and best!

Drive through the Dominica Botanic Garden, where you will get a taste of Dominica's floral beauty and continue to the Valley heading for the village of Laudat. Enjoy panoramic views of the outlying communities of Trafalgar, Morne Prosper and Roseau, on the West Coast. The Freshwater Lake welcomes you with fresh, clean air as it embraces you. A short drive will then take you to the trail head of the Middleham Falls where you will enjoy a the 45-minutes hike. Back on the road you will head to Watten Waven, home of Ti Kwen Glo Sho. The botanic garden setting is ideal for your last stop of the day!

Explore the Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a guide on this full-day trip in Dominica. Let a guide lead the way and take care of navigation while you soak in the scenery while trekking through the park, including the Valley of Desolation, Ti Tou Gorge, and Boiling Lake. Listen to insightful commentary on the indigenous flora and fauna of the region, learning much more about the island's environment than you would exploring on your own.