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Rosalie Bay Eco Resort & Spa
Aerial view

Rosalie Bay Eco Resort & Spa

4.0 star property
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (73)
"Rosalie bay is in a lovely part of Dominica and has tropical feel. The standouts are the adjacent Rosalie bay river connected to the grounds, the black sand beach and the SPA services. A very friendly team and a relaxed environment. "
The price is SAR 664
SAR 797 total
includes taxes & fees
31 May - 1 Jun
Rosalie Bay Eco Resort & Spa
Pagua Bay House Oceanfront Cabanas
Terrace/patio

Pagua Bay House Oceanfront Cabanas

4.0 star property
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (35)
"The staff was friendly & helpful, the food was delicious & affordably priced, the rooms were cozy, relaxing, and had wonderful beds. We will definitely stay here again when traveling to Dominica. "
The price is SAR 994
SAR 1,230 total
includes taxes & fees
2 Jun - 3 Jun
Pagua Bay House Oceanfront Cabanas
Coulibri Ridge
2 restaurants, breakfast served

Coulibri Ridge

4.5 star property
The price is SAR 2,251
SAR 2,701 total
includes taxes & fees
31 May - 1 Jun
Coulibri Ridge
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Learn more about Loubiere

Check out Dominica Botanical Gardens and Bayfront Ferry Terminal—just a couple of the sights around Loubiere.

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Great deck here where you can grab a beer, watch the sunset and hang out with a 30ft (9.5m) long sperm whale skeleton. This whale was hit by a ship in 2001 and washed ashore. She was buried above the high water mark and left to decay for two years before being dug up, bleached, dried and mounted.
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