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9 Dec 2007

Dominica Flag And What It Stands For

Written by Chris in Information 1 Comment →

You will be amazed to know amount Google search queries made for “Dominica Flag”, people are slowly learning about Dominica and what makes the island so unique. Thats a clear indication that Dominica is slowly becoming one of the better tourism destination is the Caribbean.The colors on the Dominica flag say everything about our beautiful island.

The flag of Dominica was officially adopted on November 3, 1978. The yellow represents the original inhabitants, black the fertile soil, and white indicates the pure water. The centered stars symbolize the ten island parishes. The Sisserou Parrot is indigenous to the island.

In many ways I’m happy that Dominica is beginning to get International exposure, which will benefit Dominica’s economy greatly. But do you know what I like most about Dominica - EVERYTHING . Do you agree? Lets hear it.

Tagged with: Caribbean, Dominica, Dominica Flag, festile soil, History, Lodging, parishes, sisserou parrot, Travel and Tourism

3 Rivers Eco-Lodge Stays Open

Written by Chris in Dominica News No Comments →

Eco-tourist travelers, nature lover and workers at the three rivers Eco-Lodge will be happy to learn that the NDC-National Development Corporation have decided to keep the 3 Rivers Eco - Lodge open. After there were a lot of rumors about the sanitary condition of the the Eco-lodge.

Not to long ago the National Development Corporation launched Dominican’s new slogan or theme line “Defy The Everyday’. If would be sad if the NDC had decided to shut down the resort down, because it falls right inline with the new marketing slogan for Dominica Island- defying the everyday.

Tagged with: Caribbean, Dominica, Lodging, Roseau, Travel and Tourism

Jungle Bay Get-a-Way

Written by Chris in Dominica News No Comments →

Yesterday I wrote an article about living for the weekend…….and decided to practice what I preach. A group of us from the Optimist Club (Dominica) visited the Jungle Bay Resort and Spa….I heard about the resort from my friends, who visited there sometime last year and they all gave it such great reviews…… this would be a prefect opportunity to see first hand what everyone been talking about and to be able to just (Rejuvenate)… me time. Upon arrival to Jungle Bay….I can only say that “you need to experience this resort for yourself…..and I believe if I attempt to describe Jungle Bay, I might not justify its natural beauty”.

But here goes……Jungle Bay is constructed from volcanic stone and wood which was reclaimed, then carefully placed to preserve its natural surrounding. All the furniture and fittings (e.g. beds, tables, chairs, mirror frames, towel holders and other fine woodwork) was built by the local construction team from Cedar.

Bottom Line

Rooms are $199 in the off-season to $249 in season, meal included. Jungle bay,(767) 446 -1789. Pointe Mulatre, Dominica. Website:junglebaydominica.com