Roseau Cruise Shuttles

Along the west coast of the Dominica Island, the Roseau Cruise Ship Berth is a great way to experience the Caribbean Sea. The terminal is home to a brightly painted mural and an inviting pavilion that leads to unique restaurants, shops and exhibits perfect for following the flow of the island folk. Public transportation includes the Scott’s Head Bus Station just a couple blocks north on King George V Street, other modes of transportation good for sightseeing ranging from simple sedans that offer picturesque views of the outskirts, or large chartered buses and vans that carry a couple dozen passengers across distant villages. Meet-and-greet services offer a more convenient way to see the island coast to coast as well, whether it be through local personal drivers aware of the island’s coolest restaurants, or simple taxis offering drop offs into the island’s towering Trafalgar Falls.

Get to know the beauty of the region by looking forward to what’s especially close to the waterfront, looking forward to an array of walking-distance getaways that include the locally popular Pebbles Park as well as the fashionable French cuisine at Petit Paris Restaurant & Bar. Walk along the seafront to reach the colorful facade of The Dominica Museum afterward, an old stay that offers a myriad of geological and cultural artifacts from the island as well as a scenic balcony perfect for indulging in the sea’s breeze. Continue eastward toward the Dominica Botanic Gardens for a chance to see epic exotic foliage alongside elevated footpaths leading toward the hilltop clearing of More Bruce Cross, an old fort promenade lined with old cannons pointed toward the city. By the time the afternoon ends, look forward to one of many popular local conversation-friendly spots ranging from international cuisine of All Nations Bar, to hidden sunsets across Ripaton Beach.