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on-site wellness coordinator are available. For
thorough pampering, the newly built Gló Spa offers
natural healing with ingredients grown at the resort
and found locally.
Guests can challenge themselves with adventure
travel across Dominica’s rugged terrain and 300 miles
of trails, or simply relax at the resort’s saltwater pool
or at one of the many meditation spots found
throughout the resort’s 22 acres.
Wining and Dining
Fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables grown in Rosalie
Bay Resort’s organic garden, as well as local
ingredients, highlight divine culinary experiences at
the resort’s Zamaan Restaurant, an intimate, open-air
restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining. Open for
breakfast, lunch and dinner, Zamaan offers a menu
filled with healthy cuisine and Dominican favorites.
The thatched-roof Oscar’s Pool Bar is open for lunch,
afternoon snacks and happy hour daily.
Out and About
The island of Dominica is an exciting destination for
nature lovers. In fact, Rosalie Bay Resort offers a
different guided island tour each day of the week so
you can hike some of the 12 major waterfalls, discover
the lush natural beauty of the tropical forest, or
reconnect with each other seaside with a picnic lunch.
Dominica is one of the “World’s Best Ethical
Destinations,” according to Ethical Traveler, and
Rosalie Bay Resort is proud to support its efforts to
protect the island and the world’s resources.
Dominica (pronounced “Domineek-ah”), not to be
confused with the Dominican Republic, is the
“Nature Isle of the Caribbean.” The youngest island
in the Lesser Antilles, Dominica is located between
Guadeloupe and Martinique. When you travel to
Dominica you’ll discover an island rich in natural
beauty and undisturbed by tourism.
Visitors can witness eight active volcanoes, an
abundance of wildlife, more than 1,200 plant species
and 365 rivers that rush out to sea. Most of the island’s
289.5 square miles are covered in natural vegetation
and many of the island’s 70,000 inhabitants live near
the capital city of Roseau.
Dominica is committed to preserving its natural
beauty, and was the first country to be Green Globe
Benchmarked.
HIGHLIGHTS:
“Nature Isle of the
Caribbean,” Dominica
is located between
Guadeloupe and Martinique
Resort offers 28 comfortable
rooms and suites with
superb amenities
A different guided
island tour each day
of the week is available
On-site Zamaan restaurant
for healthy, delicious cuisine
Dominica is one of the
“World’s Best Ethical
Destinations” according to
Ethical Traveler
