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| Dominica
is a lush island whose interior is dominated by a luxurious rainforest
populated by parrots and birds of every description. The many national
parks are all worthwhile for exploration. The volcanic origins of Dominica
have rendered most of the sand on the beaches various shades of black.
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Village of Roseau |
| The capital of Dominica
and home of the Old Market Plaza, The National Park Office, The
Public Library and other official buildings.
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Morne Trois Pitons |
| A jungle haven featuring
16,000 acres of national park, exotic birds and cool mountain lakes.
Addr: North of Roseau. |
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Sulphur Springs & Trafalgar
Falls |
| The volcanic movements
below the surface of these springs make them too hot for bathing.
Nearby Trafalgar Falls drop 200 feet into a calm pool of sparkling
water. Addr: Morne Trois Pitons National Park.
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| Montserrat's
nick-name, The Emerald Isle of the Caribbean, is reflected in it's lush
greenery and three mountain ranges. The volcanic origins of Montserrat
have rendered most of the sand on the beaches various shades of black.
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Plymouth |
| A walking tour of
the capital city includes the Government House, an 18th Century
Victorian home with beautifully kept gardens, the central market,
War Memorial, Treasury and Medical University.
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Montserrat Museum |
| Historical artifacts,
records and island memorabilia. Addr: Richmond Hill Ph: 491-5443.
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Chance's Peak |
| The highest point
of the island and a very hearty climb; hike through a luscious rainforest.
Addr: Outside the village of St. Patrick's. |
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Great Alps Waterfalls |
| Trek through another
rainforest to reach this spectacular falls which thunders down 70
feet to the shallow pool below. Addr: Off Old Fort Road.
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