Soufrière
Soufrière is a village on the southwest coast of Dominica. It is the capital of Saint Mark Parish and has a population of 1,416 people
Tranquil rivers and bays are perfect for kayaking
Dominica’s pristine fresh waterways and the tranquil Caribbean Sea make kayaking an ideal way to explore Dominica.
The placid Soufrière Bay is a great route for beginners. The rich diversity of marine life and the serenity of the coves at the Soufrière/Scott’s Head Marine Reserve will amaze and delight you. Experience the thrill of kayaking at high altitude on Freshwater Lake in the Morne Trois Pitons World Heritage Site. Dominica’s longest river, the Layou, will take you past cooing birds, through light rapids, matted buttress roots, and diverse habitat.
Soufrière Bay
Fresh Water Lake
Soufrière Bay
Fresh Water Lake
Freshwater Lake
Shimmering shades of blue and green, Freshwater is the largest of Dominica’s four lakes and the source of the Roseau River. It is easily reached via a paved road that veers uphill just before Laudat and delivers sweeping views of the valley, Morne Anglais and the sea.
