Scott's Head is a prominent volcanic headland located at the southern tip of Dominica in the Caribbean. It is known for its striking peninsula that juts into the sea, forming part of a natural tombolo ,a strip of land connecting the headland to the mainland. On one side lies the calm Caribbean Sea, and on the other, the rougher Atlantic Ocean. The area is popular for its scenic views, snorkeling, and historical significance, including remnants of old fortifications from colonial times.

Bambooze Sulphur Baths is a spa facility located in the Soufrière Valley, about a mile east of the fishing villages of Soufrière and Scott’s Head. It features natural hot sulphur pools fed by the Soufrière Volcano.

Champagne Reef is a marine site on the southwestern coast of Dominica, located near Champagne Beach (Pointe Michel) and part of the Soufrière, Scott’s Head Marine Reserve. Volcanic bubbles: The reef is famous for volcanic gas bubbles rising from thermal springs or underwater fumaroles on the seabed, which give water the “champagne-like” effect. Rich marine life and coral / sponge diversity: You’ll see a variety of corals (hard & soft), colorful sponges, crinoids, tropical fish, maybe even turtles, eels, etc. Accessibility: The site is relatively easy to access from Champagne Beach. You can snorkel or dive from shore . There are facilities like snorkel gear rentals, guides, and beach infrastructure.

Emerald Pool, Dominica is one of the island's most enchanting natural attractions, tucked away in the lush rainforest of Morne Trois Pitons National Park. A short scenic forest trail leads visitors through vibrant tropical vegetation to a beautiful 40-foot waterfall cascading into a naturally formed emerald-green pool. Surrounded by ferns, moss-covered rocks, and towering rainforest, it offers a refreshing escape and an unforgettable opportunity to connect with Dominica's wild beauty.