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Hotel

Discover DominicaDiscover Dominica

Browse various options for lodging and more using Dominica's Tourism website.

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Airbnbs in PortsmouthAirbnbs in Portsmouth

Airbnbs located minutes away from the wedding venue.

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Airbnbs in MeroAirbnbs in Mero

Airbnbs 30 mins away from wedding venue

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Airbnbs in RoseauAirbnbs in Roseau

Airbnbs located up to 1 hr away from wedding venue.

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Black Cab DominicaBlack Cab Dominica

Taxi & tour services

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Majestic Taxi & ToursMajestic Taxi & Tours

Taxi & tour services

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UpperView RentalsUpperView Rentals

Car rental

Flight

Douglas-Charles AirportDouglas-Charles Airport

To travel to Dominica, you'll need: A valid passport, Proof of an onward or return ticket, Confirmation of accommodation, Evidence of your ability to maintain yourself, and completion of the online immigration form on the (https://edcard.dominica.gov.dm/) for arrival and departure. You can get to Dominica from the United States and Canada by connecting through Miami International Airport or other Caribbean hubs. American Airlines offers daily non-stop flights to Dominica from Miami on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Things to consider when traveling to Dominica: 1. Departure tax of EC $86 (USD $33) when leaving Dominica, but children under 12 are exempt. 2. Safety - Exercise normal precautions, and consider enrolling in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive alerts. 3. Health - The CDC recommends avoiding contaminated water and soil, bug bites, and rodents. 4. Driving - If you plan to drive, arrange a car rental ahead of time and show your driving license to get a temporary Dominican driving license. Roads can be narrow and in poor condition, and there are few to no road/traffic signs. 5. Transportation - There are no buses on Sundays and public vacations, and very few on a Saturday afternoon. Hitchhiking is safe and an option. Some things to do in Dominica include rainforest treks or hikes, island tours, visit the beach, visiting historic spots, eating local cuisine and relaxing at a Sulphur spring spa. Best of all, enjoy the natural scenery, rainbows, and amazing sunsets! Unwind and disconnect in the Nature Isle of the Caribbean, Dominica.