
easy
6 hours
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition; involves short walks (10–20 minutes) with some stairs and uneven terrain.
In six hours Pepper's Choice threads together Dominica’s volcanic highlights: twin waterfalls, a naturally heated sulphur spa, an emerald pool and a dramatic black sand beach — all timed to avoid the crowds.
You step off the van and the island exhales: warm, mineral-rich air with a hint of salt and a faint sulphur tang. Pepper's Choice compresses Dominica's raw geology into six efficient hours — from rainforest walkways that drop into emerald pools to the coarse black sand that grinds quietly beneath your feet. A local guide times the stops so the crowds thin and the light softens, turning falls and sea into immediate photographs and slower memories.

Trails and beach sand are uneven and slippery; water shoes protect feet on rocky approaches and in the pools.
Carry at least 1–2 liters — there are quick stops but not guaranteed potable water on every stretch.
Use a small dry bag or ziplock; sulphur vapors and sea spray can corrode lenses and phone ports.
Local vendors at the beach and small restaurants prefer cash for chair rentals, snacks and tips.
Dominica’s landscape is shaped by volcanic activity and colonial history; geothermal springs like Wotten Waven became communal bathing spots long before tourism arrived.
Trails and pools are sensitive — stick to marked paths, avoid soaps in natural water, and support local guides who contribute to community conservation efforts.
Protect soles on slick rocks, volcanic sand and when entering pools.
You’ll want to move between beach, falls and sulphur pools without soggy clothing.
Shields electronics from spray, sand and sulphur steam.
Protects skin during beach time and sunny breaks between shaded trails.
summer specific