• Roseau - For visitors being collected in Roseau, the tour commences in Roseau with an introduction to the island’s history.
• Old Market Square - A walkthrough of the old market square, historically a hub for activities such as the sale of slaves, punishment of slaves, and the sale of food. Today, it is a vibrant space for the sale and display of arts and crafts.
• The Old Mill Cultural Centre - Originally used for sugar and rum production, the Old Mill Cultural Centre became a cultural hub after the Dominica sugar industry collapsed. In 1964, the government acquired the estate, and by 1976, part of the mill was dedicated to the National Arts Council, transforming it into a cultural centre with support from the British Development Division.
• DCP Successors Limited - Founded in the 1960s by Phillip Nassief, Dominica Coconut Products, now known as DCP Colgate-Palmolive Company, has grown into a key player in the Caribbean soap manufacturing industry, significantly boosting Dominica’s economy and regional trade.
• Macoucherie Estate Distillery - Situated in Salisbury near the main west coast highway, this estate, with a history dating back to pre-war years, is Dominica’s primary rum distillery. The Macoucherie Estate, owned by the Shillingford family for generations, is the island’s sole official distillery producing rum from local cane, specifically grown on its estate. Producing 10,000 gallons annually and up to four types of bottled rum, it operates on a large scale, yet its processes mirror those of small-scale moonshine production.
• Fort Shirley - Located within the Cabrits National Park in northern Dominica, Fort Shirley is a significant historic site, known for the famous revolt of the 8th West India Regiment in 1802. The British primarily constructed the fort, with the French adding significant structures during their occupation from 1778 to 1784. The site includes a garrison with one fort, seven gun batteries, seven cisterns, powder magazines, ordnance storehouses, bakeries, an iron forge, barracks, and officers’ quarters, accommodating over 600 men and their support staff of artisans and slaves.
• Indian River - Enjoy a delightful rowboat journey up the stunning Indian River, accompanied by a glimpse into Dominica’s history.
• Cold Soufriere - A fascinating natural volcanic feature located in the heart of the Morne Aux Diables Volcano caldera.

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes

• Gratuities
• BYOB ( Plastic or cans only)
• No Spray Sunscreen Permitted - Reef Safe Sunscreen Only

The tour of the Indian River, Cold Soufrière, and Fort Shirley offers a distinctive experience by blending a tranquil, enchanting mangrove river cruise with Dominica’s rare cold geothermal attractions and an important historical landmark. Participants embark on a captivating journey along the Indian River, witness the unique “cold” volcanic activity at the geothermal site, and delve into the historical significance of Fort Shirley within Cabrits National Park.

An air-conditioned van and knowledgeable guide are provided for all locations. Typically, this tour is conducted privately or in small groups.

• Food Allergen Warning (Required Disclosure): Due to the nature of onboard food preparation and handling, we cannot guarantee that any menu item will be free from allergens. All meals or snacks served on this vessel may contain or come into contact with gluten, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, fish, soy, eggs, dairy, and wheat. If you have a known food allergy, please notify our team in advance and bring any required allergy medication (such as an EpiPen). We strongly recommend guests with severe allergies consult a physician prior to participating in the charter. We are not responsible for allergic reactions due to undeclared or cross-contact allergens.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.