Enjoy a scenic catamaran glide along Dominica's southwest coastline to the Soufriere-Scott's Head Marine Reserve in Soufriere Bay. Along the way, marvel at a dramatic landscape of lush green mountains soaring to the clouds and quaint fishing villages scattered along the ocean's edge. Seabirds circle in the skies above and, sometimes, a sea turtle pops up for a quick peek at the boat. Following a briefing with your snorkel guide at the reserve, your underwater adventure starts on a sand bed and progresses toward the reef, which drops down about 50 feet creating a kaleidoscope of plunging colorful marine life. Cap off your experience close to shore atop crater vents that pump up warm water from the seafloor. The emerging bubbles make you feel as if you're swimming through a sparkling glass of champagne.
Go snorkeling in the bubbly waters of famous Champagne Reef in the extinct volcanic crater that is Soufriere Bay.