Entry Documents
Proof of citizenship (passport, birth certificate or voter registration card and photo ID) and a return or ongoing ticket.
Airport
Melville Hall Airport - one hour from Roseau Canefield Airport - 5 minutes from Roseau
Departure Tax
US$21
Driving
On the left - International driver’s license required to obtain Dominica permit; cost US$15.
Local Transportation
1. Public buses: Dominica has a network of public buses that run between major towns and villages. These buses are an affordable option for getting around the island and are easily recognizable with their green and yellow color scheme.
2. Taxis: Taxis are readily available in Dominica and can be found at airports, major hotels, and tourist sites. They are a more convenient but pricier option compared to public buses.
3. Car rentals: Renting a car is a popular way to explore Dominica at your own pace. There are several car rental companies on the island, and the rates are relatively affordable.
4. Minibuses: Minibuses are a popular mode of transportation for locals and can be found in most towns and villages. These are shared taxis that follow specific routes and can be flagged down anywhere along the way.
5. Water taxis: For those looking to visit the neighboring islands of Guadeloupe or Martinique, water taxis are available from the ports of Roseau and Portsmouth. These are faster but more expensive than ferries.
6. Ferries: Ferries are a more affordable option for traveling between Dominica and neighboring islands. They operate between Dominica and Guadeloupe, Martinique, and St. Lucia.
7. Motorcycle and scooter rentals: For a more adventurous way to get around the island, you can rent a motorcycle or scooter. Keep in mind that roads in Dominica can be challenging, so this option is best for experienced riders.
8. Walking: Dominica’s small size and beautiful scenery make it a great place for walking. Many tourist sites and attractions are within walking distance of each other, and it’s a great way to experience the island’s natural beauty.