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Dominica Cultural Music


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	Flora Fauna and Sea Life		Dominica Flag
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Botanical Gardens Located in Roseau, various species of plants and animals; small aviary, "bamboo house."	Cabrits National Park Less than a mile from Portsmouth, home to partially restored Fort Shirley and to the national bird, Sisserou Parrot; well defined trails, historical fortresses; encompasses mountainous terrain, tropical forest, volcanic sand beaches, coral reef and Dominica's largest swamp.	L'EscalierTete Chien In the Carib Territory, a volcanic staircase leading to the sea.	Dominica Museum In the old Post Office, Bay Front, Roseau; history and culture of the island.
Carib Indian Territory Home of the original habitants of the Caribbean, 3,700 acres on the east coast; local products such as crafts, basket wares, traditional dugout canoes.	Indian River Close to Portsmouth, one-mile ride through the mangroves.	Morne Trois Pitons National Park 17,000 acre reserve, located in the south-central interior of the island, Boeri crater lake, waterfalls, Emerald Pool grotto.

CAR RENTAL
Cars, including four-wheel drive, are available for rental to take you almost anywhere on the island.A valid driver's license and a Dominican Driver's Permit, which costs about US$ 12, are required.A Dominican Driver's Permit can be obtained through rental agencies and police stations. Remember to drive on the left-hand side of the road. See "Automobile Rentals" in the Dominica Yellow Pages for rental agencies on the island.

Images to the left taken by Veselo, Visit http://www.veselo.info/ to see more images of beautiful Dominica.

BUSES
For anyone on a budget, the bus system is excellent and provides access to pretty much anywhere in Dominica although connections to another bus may be required.
Buses run regularly Monday - Friday 6 am to 6 pm Saturday 6 am to 2 pm

FERRY SERVICE
L'Express Des lies is a high-speed cata service operating between the islands o-* Guadeloupe (Pointe-a-Pitre) to the norv Dominica, to Martinique (Fort-de-France and on to St. Lucia in the south.
The ferry departs and arrives at the Ro_ Bay Front, a short walk from the heart of the capital