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Dominica is a small island nation in the eastern Caribbean, sitting between the French islands of Guadeloupe to the north and Martinique to the south. Unlike many of its Caribbean neighbours, Dominica has resisted mass tourism development - earning it the nickname the "Nature Isle of the Caribbean" for its extraordinary volcanic landscape, ancient rainforest, and some of the most pristine natural environments in the entire region.
The island is dominated by rugged mountain peaks, cascading waterfalls, and boiling lakes fed by geothermal activity beneath the surface - Boiling Lake, the second largest of its kind in the world, sits inside a collapsed volcanic crater deep in the rainforest interior. Dominica's coastline is equally dramatic - black sand beaches, sea cliffs, and coral reefs drop sharply into deep Caribbean waters that are among the best diving and whale watching destinations in the Americas. Explore related settings through our Waterfalls, Volcanoes, and Oceans & Lakes collections.
Dominican cuisine draws on its Creole, African, and indigenous Kalinago heritage - mountain chicken (a local frog considered a delicacy), callaloo soup, and fresh river crayfish are island specialities rarely found elsewhere. Dominica is also home to one of the last remaining indigenous Kalinago communities in the Caribbean, preserving traditions, crafts, and a way of life that predates European arrival. Browse related feeds under Nature, Scenic Views, and Wildlife on EarthLive.TV.
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Dominica is a small island nation in the eastern Caribbean, sitting between the French islands of Guadeloupe to the north and Martinique to the south. Unlike many of its Caribbean neighbours, Dominica has resisted mass tourism development - earning it the nickname the "Nature Isle of the Caribbean" for its extraordinary volcanic landscape, ancient rainforest, and some of the most pristine natural environments in the entire region.
The island is dominated by rugged mountain peaks, cascading waterfalls, and boiling lakes fed by geothermal activity beneath the surface - Boiling Lake, the second largest of its kind in the world, sits inside a collapsed volcanic crater deep in the rainforest interior. Dominica's coastline is equally dramatic - black sand beaches, sea cliffs, and coral reefs drop sharply into deep Caribbean waters that are among the best diving and whale watching destinations in the Americas. Explore related settings through our Waterfalls, Volcanoes, and Oceans & Lakes collections.
Dominican cuisine draws on its Creole, African, and indigenous Kalinago heritage - mountain chicken (a local frog considered a delicacy), callaloo soup, and fresh river crayfish are island specialities rarely found elsewhere. Dominica is also home to one of the last remaining indigenous Kalinago communities in the Caribbean, preserving traditions, crafts, and a way of life that predates European arrival. Browse related feeds under Nature, Scenic Views, and Wildlife on EarthLive.TV.
Prefer exploring visually? Check our Live webcam map or browse cameras from USVI, to BVI and Saint Lucia.