Working Together...
Coming Back From Hurricane Maria
Coming Back From Hurricane Maria
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Discover Your Adventure On Dominica - The Nature Island of the Caribbean!
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Dominica Watersports Association's mission is to develop and promote all of Dominica’s water related sports including scuba diving, dive training, snorkeling, whale watching, turtle observation, kayaking, tubing and other similar activities, and to represent and support those businesses who provide these services to the public. We are also committed to sustaining the ecology and conservation of all of our waters.
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WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Now is a GREAT TIME to Discover Your Adventure On Dominica!
Save the Date! 2018 Dive Fest ... Friday, July 6 through Sunday, July 15
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Scuba Diving
An Under Water World Of Wonder
Scuba -- Snorkeling -- Dive Training -- Free Diving
-- and much more!
-- and much more!
Explore vibrant reefs and soft corals, volcanic vents and plunging sea walls.
Our dive masters and dive shops meet the highest professional standards.
Whale Watching
An Amazing Whale Watching Destination
Humpback and Sperm Whales / Year-round Sightings
Few experiences in the world will provide a memory that lasts a life time.
Experienced, our guides understand the habits of these spectacular animals.
Experienced, our guides understand the habits of these spectacular animals.
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Few encounters in the world that can rival a whale, or family of whales lounging or frolicking on the surface! Our waters have proven, over time, to be the best, most consistent place to view whales in the Caribbean. When you see these magnificent creatures with The Nature Isle’s mountains in the background, you’ll know you’ve discovered Dominica.
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Dominica Watersports Association extends thanks to everyone throughout the Caribbean and around the world who are expressing so much love and concern for our people, our island... the Nature Island, during our time of rebuilding. We will persevere!
Seven months and counting since the passing devastation of hurricane Maria, September 18, 2017, Dominica, The Nature Island, is in the midst of a moving forward after the storm; our recovery effort has been steady and tireless. As a nation, we are open for business.
Fortunately, Dominica’s underwater environment sustained little damage. Our waters, sea life, corals and sponges are healthy and vibrant. Scuba dive and watersport providers are open at all key diving locations; others plan on fully opening by fall 2018. Many tourist activities are also available including our beautiful beaches and hiking to most of our well-known tourist attractions deep in the (re-growing) rain forest. Life begins anew.
Dominicans and a host of supporting agencies, have made noticeable strides in repairing land and structural damage island-wide. Our airport and ferry terminal are open. All roads are open. Many, but not all, hotels are operating at partial or full capacity -- likewise restaurants.
Roseau, our capital (southwest), and Portsmouth (northwest) are efficiently supporting hotels, restaurants and businesses, other locations are also welcoming tourists Internet is available in some locations, including through local cell phone data plans.
The Nature Island is re-blooming... there might never be a better time to DISCOVER YOUR ADVENTURE ON DOMINICA!
Seven months and counting since the passing devastation of hurricane Maria, September 18, 2017, Dominica, The Nature Island, is in the midst of a moving forward after the storm; our recovery effort has been steady and tireless. As a nation, we are open for business.
Fortunately, Dominica’s underwater environment sustained little damage. Our waters, sea life, corals and sponges are healthy and vibrant. Scuba dive and watersport providers are open at all key diving locations; others plan on fully opening by fall 2018. Many tourist activities are also available including our beautiful beaches and hiking to most of our well-known tourist attractions deep in the (re-growing) rain forest. Life begins anew.
Dominicans and a host of supporting agencies, have made noticeable strides in repairing land and structural damage island-wide. Our airport and ferry terminal are open. All roads are open. Many, but not all, hotels are operating at partial or full capacity -- likewise restaurants.
Roseau, our capital (southwest), and Portsmouth (northwest) are efficiently supporting hotels, restaurants and businesses, other locations are also welcoming tourists Internet is available in some locations, including through local cell phone data plans.
The Nature Island is re-blooming... there might never be a better time to DISCOVER YOUR ADVENTURE ON DOMINICA!
