Welcome to Cabrits Dive Center, a PADI 5 Star Dive Center and the only operation located on the north western end of Dominica. Our unique location means that you will dive unhindered by other groups, leaving you with a sense of true discovery. We help foster this experience by keeping our dive groups small. Most of our dive sites are located within a short and scenic boat ride within the Cabrits National Park and historic Prince Rupert Bay.

One of Dominica’s nicest beaches. To access it you will need a 4WD vehicle. Look for the 15 miles from Portsmouth milepost.

Pointe Baptiste Estate is a private domain, situated on 25 acre of beautiful gardens, orchard and coastal forestland. There are miles of shore line, including three beaches, a white and pink sand beach and an incredibly beautiful black sand beach, minutes away. There is a small very private cove only accessible to the very adventurous. Enjoy spectacular and breath taking views from the extensive veranda. First built in the 1930's as a family home is now available for your comfort and enjoyment. Pointe Baptiste awaits you. For futher information and/or reservations please us at;

This beach boasts clear, warm waters and some good snorkeling spots. It's also safe to swim in and in possession of some of the island's softest sand.

Located on the northern coast of the island of Dominica, You might want to drop by even if you are not staying in the vicinity. Woodford Hill Bay stands out from other beaches because it's perfect for escaping the typical tourist haunts. Most other beaches on Dominica may be just as pretty, but are usually busier since they're found in the most popular parts of town

A secluded, sandy bay north of Portsmouth. The bay area has an excellent view across to Guadeloupe islands.

Castle Bruce is one of the big villages on the east coast of Dominica. Due to its flat land and relatively sheltered bay it has been inhabited already for thousands of years.

The Kalinagos called the area with name Kouanari (in some old maps the name was written as Couanary). The bay is still called Anse Quanery in the maps, or alternatively Saint David Bay (as Castle Bruce is the central village of Saint David Parish).

Occasionnally, one can see the name written in a creole way as Kassibrus.

Leaving Portsmouth, bear right where the road goes straight into Fort Shirley on the Cabrits and you will soon reach Douglas Bay. We first visited this spot in 1987, and then again in 1992. Back then the beach was long and broad and bottom along the entire area was sandy.

Alas, storms changes that. But there is still a sandy beach and sandy bottom area just at the beginning of the bay, on the left as you enter. The swimming beach is excellent, sandy with a very gradual slope and no waves or current to speak of.

A long rugged black-sand beach on the Atlantic coast close to Dominica’s Melville Hall airport. Great for beach-combing!

Just on the west side of the property you reach BATALIE beach witch is one of the beautiful and interesting beach in Dominica . Although the sand is black and not golden, this does not mean that it isn't gorgeous; the long chairs are waiting for you in order to relax under almond and coconut trees.

 The Portsmouth Beach Hotel is located next to the Picard Beach Cottages on Dominica’s longest sandy beach on the north-west coast of Dominica, just half a mile from the second town Portsmouth.

Set in tropical lawns and garden this tourist class hotel offers 80 air-conditioned rooms and studios all with en-suite bathrooms and private balconies. Amenities include, telephone, refrigerator, cable television and complimentary Wifi.