Morne Diablotin
The trail to start the Morne Diablotin hike begins in Syndicate; it is a tough
rugged climb through lush rain, montane and elfin forests to the summit of the
island’s tallest mountain, {4,749 feet}.
Before you decide to do this hike, it is important that you discuss the level of
difficulty with the guides.
Hiking time 6-7 hours
The trail to start the Morne Diablotin hike begins in Syndicate; it is a tough
rugged climb through lush rain, montane and elfin forests to the summit of the
island’s tallest mountain, {4,749 feet}.
Before you decide to do this hike, it is important that you discuss the level of
difficulty with the guides.
Hiking time 6-7 hours
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Dominica lies in the center of the Caribbean chain of
islands, between the French overseas territories of
Guadeloupe and Martinique. It is a rugged island noted for
its mountains, rivers and waterfalls. It, more than any other
island in the Caribbean, has managed to retain its natural
beauty. Dominica is home to the second largest boiling lake
in the world.
Pronounced (Dom-in-eek-a is the most northerly and
largest of the East Caribbean's Windward Islands. Popularly
known as the "The Nature Island of the Caribbean".
The island boasts some of the most spectacular scenery,
decorated with towering mountains lush 'Oceanic
Rainforest' and numerous rivers creating thundering and
magnificent water falls.
The island's mostly undisturbed vegetation is considered to
be more extensive than any of the other islands in the
Eastern Caribbean
islands, between the French overseas territories of
Guadeloupe and Martinique. It is a rugged island noted for
its mountains, rivers and waterfalls. It, more than any other
island in the Caribbean, has managed to retain its natural
beauty. Dominica is home to the second largest boiling lake
in the world.
Pronounced (Dom-in-eek-a is the most northerly and
largest of the East Caribbean's Windward Islands. Popularly
known as the "The Nature Island of the Caribbean".
The island boasts some of the most spectacular scenery,
decorated with towering mountains lush 'Oceanic
Rainforest' and numerous rivers creating thundering and
magnificent water falls.
The island's mostly undisturbed vegetation is considered to
be more extensive than any of the other islands in the
Eastern Caribbean
