Boiling Lake<\/strong> (one of the largest of its kind in the world) and many other smaller fumaroles around the island \u2013 including a\u00a0few\u00a0underwater.<\/p>\nMoreover, it is widely acknowledged to be both one of the best dive sites and a prime whale watching location in the region (if not world).<\/p>\n
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Unlike many Caribbean islands, Dominica is\u00a0blessed with several freshwater lakes that provide a wonderful refuge for wildlife as well as fun activities like kayaking, swimming and picnicking…<\/p>\n
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While Dominica is known to have 365 rivers, it\u2019s not only the quantity that is surprising…<\/p>\n
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Dominica’s Natural World<\/h2>\n
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