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Choose from a variety of excursions exploring Dominica's natural habitat

InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa Excursions

Name: InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa
Address: Bell Hall Road, Douglas Bay Cabrits National Park, Portsmouth, Dominica
Telephone: 1767-445-1000
Price range: $$$ - Best Price Guarantee When You Book Direct

A hidden gem for travelers in-the-know, Dominica is a rugged, untouched paradise for nature lovers, adventurers and those simply seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Known as the “Nature Island” for its lush tropical rainforest and wooded mountains, see the variety of adventures and excursion offered for an ultimate stay.

Adventure and Sightseeing

Whale Watching
Sightseeing Falls
Diving & Snorkeling

Whale Watching

Some of nature's largest mammals make Dominica home. Dominica's sheer underwater drop-offs create deep sheltered bays–the perfect haven for the Sperm Whale to breed and calve. Dominica is the only country in the world where the sperm whale resides all year long, although sightings are most common between November and March. Boaters and fishermen report seeing the sperm whale at Scotts Head, Roseau, Layou, and Point Round. Whale watching operators follow strict codes of conduct, minimizing any disturbance, and never “luring” the whales. On the rare occasion when the whales may be elusive, you’re sure to see the acrobatics of hundreds of Spotted and Spinner Dolphins.

3 Hours, Up to 4 persons: $420

Sightseeing Falls

With miles of untouched paradise, explore Dominica's natural beauty. Hike to waterfalls, visit national parks, explore Titou Gorge, or relax in Wotten Waven Hot Springs. There are endless things to do and places to visit in Dominica.

Diving & Snorkeling

A new frontier of fun. Dive into Dominica's offshore wonder world. Plunging cliff walls, vibrant colorful reefs, eerie caves and pass-throughs, boulder strewn sea beds, enchanting thermal vents sending crystal bubbles upward, and marine life of unparalleled beauty and diversity have made Dominica's coastal waters one of the world's premier diving and snorkeling destinations. No matter what your skill level, its pristine waters will bathe you in wonder at every turn. And with dozens of dive and snorkeling sites to choose from, you'll find an underwater voyage that's certain to captivate your senses and breathe newlife toyour soul.

Scuba Diving: Half Day, $100 pp (+$23 gear)

Snorkeling: 2 Hours, Up to 4 persons: $280

Nature and Culture

Hiking
Horseback Riding
Kalinago Community Visits
Bird Watching

Hiking

Whether you're an amateur hiker or advanced, Dominica has many trails for both. The easier trails allow the casual hiker to get out and enjoy the Nature Island and its many outdoor wonders. For the most part, these trails are relatively wide and smooth with easy grades. Bridges are typically available when crossing water, streams or gullies. For the serious hiker, Dominica is home to some of the most challenging and rewarding trails in the Caribbean and require hikers to be in very good physical condition. Sections of these trails can include grades that are often long and steep, and can exceed 35 percent.

1 Hour 30 Min – 2 Hours: $25 (Approx. 7km)

Horseback Riding

To experience the Nature Island on horseback is truly a step back in time. Ride through pristine rainforest. Swim with your horse in the unspoiled Prince Rupert Bay. Encounter an endless array of wild and cultivated tropical flowers, ornamental plants and exotic fruit trees. Discover cultural and historical sites from the best vantage point imaginable. Dominica’s mountain trails weave through one of the world’s last remaining oceanic rain forests where nature truly comes alive. Saddle up! There's somuch to see.

1 Hour 30 Min – 2 Hours: $87 - $99

2 Hour – 2 Hours 30 Min : $117 - $154

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Kalinago Community Visits

Experience life as it was centuries ago. In the northeast corner of the island is the last remaining community of Carib Indians, the Kalinagos, Dominica's indigenous people. Approximately 3,000 Kalinagos live in a collectively-owned 3,700 acre territory, spread over eight hamlets. Here, you can experience their traditional culturefirsthand — dance and song, artistry, and daily living — can help you discover your ancient self — and how your most distant forebearers experienced the world. Here you can learn their ageless crafts of basket weaving, canoe building, pottery making, andwood carving, to name but a few.

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Bird Watching

Dozens of beautiful birds call Dominica home. One of the first things you’ll see in Dominica is a colorful Sisserou parrot right on the Dominica flag. This is the only place in the world where Sisserou and Jaco parrots are found. The Sisserou parrot is found specifically on the slopes of Morne Diablotin National Park which was established primarily to protect its prime habitat, and in the Morne Trois Pitons National Park. The Jaco Parrot, also known as the Red-Necked Amazon gets its common name from the red feathers found on its lowerthroat. Birding can be enjoyed throughout the year, however the peak in breeding for most species is between March and August.

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