Dominica is a virtually unspoilt island whose volcanic peaks rise imposingly from the sea to create a magnificent landscape of forested mountains and river valleys. It is the most mountainous of the Lesser Antilles and has the distinction of being home to the tallest peak in the Eastern Caribbean.

Dominica’s reputation as the Nature Island of the Caribbean is well earned because of its unspoilt landscape, natural beauty and abundance of wild flora and fauna. The country is also known for its many rivers – “one for every day of the year” – and is renowned for its spectacular waterfalls. Consistently rated as a leading dive destination, Dominica’s marine life is considered to be among the best in the world. It is also the foremost whale-watching destination in the Caribbean.

Illustrated with more than two hundred photographic images, Dominica: Nature Island of the Caribbean is an insight into one of the Caribbean’s best-kept secrets.

• 286 x 220 mm
• 240 pages
• Hardback